Styracosaurus: Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong #22

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[Krypto]

With that beard + sweater combo, Steven went from A+ college freshman to highschool science teacher.

[Gibbons]

Holy shit, this was probably the best dinosaur documentary ever, this not only improves upon your already impressive series but also trumps pretty much every other dinosaur documentary ever put to film. I not only learnt about Styracosaurus but about its ecology, how and why we know what we know about its habitat, which dinosaurs it was contemporary with and how they likely co-existed. The only thing missing was what it's contemporary predators were. But seriously you have outdone yourselves and it is amazing.

[richardsorgo]

"Hello fellow Styracosaurus, I too am a Styracosaurus."

"You Lie"

"How"

"You lack any of the characteristics that define of genus."

"How dare you, have at you!"

[NotaBizarreJoJo]

This is definitely one of my favorite series on YouTube. Good job dude.

[teiuskaius]

My Scientifically Accurate Dinosaurs Fix Is

[Stephano]

Omg finally! I literally got The urge to watch these again and binged them all like a week ago. Edit : I also think its worth praising how the animation has come along so well the dinosaurs move and react as they change, even if the style is just construction paper they do feel way more alive now, very well done :D

[DomovoiJr]

I am alone in my room going to sleep. I see that there is a new YDAW. I audibly gasp and yell “YES!” out loud. I cannot emphasize enough how much I love this show. I listen to it as audio for falling asleep.

[ThePrimalEarth]

YES YES YES!
(I won't be this excited again until trey the explainer uploads that megalania paleo profile)

[BeanieDraws]

Probably my favourite ceratopsid AND I've been hoping YDAW would return. I've watched every one of them and was afraid the series was done.
Now that Jurassic World has new toys coming out, I'd LOVE to see a video on how accurate, or inaccurate Jurassic World's depiction of Tyrannosaurus is. I notice it's brow ridge is more prominent and broader than the real skull.

[GaasubaMeskhenet]

It gets really hard to follow when I'm still learning the names for subspecies and such. It would be super helpful if you put up those cute head icons each time a dino name is said.

I do super love the info about what dinos lived at the same time, I have such a bad grasp of that.

Edit: I'm sorry. Subspecies is probably the wrong terminology. Vocabulary is my slowest area of retention.

[MattGodzilla]

The supernatural laws of councidence is at hand, I haven't watched any episodes in months and just a few hours ago watched like 5, and now there's a new episode.

[BeanieDraws]

I actually want to do a drawing tutorial on how to draw Styracosaurus so I'll be paying particular attention to this one to make sure I have it all correct <3

[brycevo]

I feel with Jurassic Park's 25th anniversary coming up in June, as well as Fallen Kingdom's release the same month, that you should cover some Jurassic Park/World toys. The Dinosaurs I would beg you to cover would be Velociraptor Ingenisis ( maybe Ingenisis caerulium), Tyrannosaurus Ingenisis (the most typical specimen is known as Rexy/Roberta), and Dilophosaur Ingenisis. It would be interesting to compare these Jurassic franchise Dinosaurs (typically the most popular and first inacurate Dinosaur people think of) to the Dinosaurs they're based on like Velociraptor antirrhopus, Tyrannosaurus rex, and Dilophosaurus wetherilli respectively.
Thank you for another great video.

[LegitEliminator]

Thank you for new video! I always learn alot from these videos! Also, I'm glad you're doing videos on underrated dinosaurs like Styracosaurus!

[emuevalrandomised]

My favorite series on YouTube is back!!! Thank you guys!

[michaelward]

I got super worried that you guys were completely done with the series when I get a consistent paycheck I will be able to give you guys donations lol

[chshrkt]

I never tire of these (however infrequent they may be) episodes. :)

[tox]

I swear I checked 3 days ago just to make sure I didn't miss a new ep. I was itching for one!

[adamp.wr.]

Yes, new episode.
Wow I didn't expect that Poland will be mentioned in your film (I'm from Poland :P)

[theendmaster]

I love this series because of how well made it is and how I can still find out new things about dinosaurs like Rubeosaurus.