OSTRICH DINOSAURS

OSTRICH DINOSAURS

The ostrich mimic dinosaurs were widely spread in the Late Cretaceous Period.
Lets see what they were up to.

Time Stamps
Introduction - Ornithomimids: 0:00
Ornithomimus: 03:03
Struthiomimus: 09:43
Pelecanimimus: 14:22
Gallimimus: 20:09

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Written by Historosaurus
Narrated by Baldermort

[gknaturalhistory]

OSTRICH DINOSAURS

The ostrich mimic dinosaurs were widely spread in the Late Cretaceous Period.
Lets see what they were up to.

Time Stamps
Introduction - Ornithomimids: 0:00
Ornithomimus: 03:03
Struthiomimus: 09:43
Pelecanimimus: 14:22
Gallimimus: 20:09



Graphics and other images will improve as we gain more experience and support.
Most graphics have come from the Game Jurassic Park Evolution 2. (We are still seeking better resources)

GK = General Knowledge. These videos are for light entertainment, relaxation and improving general knowledge. They are not designed to be expansive or academic, only a gateway to the important subjects we cover. They are to elicit interest so the viewer can then decide if it is a subject or topic they wish to study more themselves.

We hope you enjoy this experience and thank you for your support. It is very appreciated indeed.

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Written by Historosaurus
Narrated by Baldermort

[europademon]

This family is on a roll. Lovely content all around. A veritable feast of the mind. Thank you all so much.

[connorriggs]

Yay a video before bed, thank you good sir

[BohdanKaiba]

Perfect for Turkey Day! Love the footage from the Park!

[BeatsMe]

Wonderful production, beautiful narration!

[thelaughinghyenas]

Wonderful narration and very fascinating material.

[ian_b]

Feeling a bit irritated by the state of the world, so it's nice to be able to settle back in the comfy armchair of your voice.

[paolox]

Really nice narration, and some great visuals.

[patrickthrusday]

This was lovely to listen to while the ham cooked and i never knew these existed the raptors over shadow these badly. i feel bad for the people that found them to be ignored for there work

[Dctstampede]

I knew nothing about these! Thanks a bunch! Always wonderful work.

[grahamcox]

Catching up with your content, Balders, loving the natural history stuff - nice change from the grim dark!

[awesomehpt]

Aren’t actual ostrich’s descended from avian dinosaurs? At what point does a dinosaur evolve to become a bird and not a kind of reptile.

[ABACUStoPC]

Another great episode, very interesting and informative👍

[LmpnBzkt]

*Something something giant turkey something something*

[ProneThrill]

He created this video just to see how many times and ways he could say Ornithomimus

[redhaze]

Shots fired! Ornithomimids are totally chooks 😅

[Khanclansith]

Aren't these the flocks that nearly ran over Doctor Grant and the kids in Jurassic Park?

Boons for the museum!
Skulls for the Skull Collection!
Farts for the inquisition!
Comments for the Algorithm!

[dinosdude]

Your voice is so soothing! It's like David Attenborough and Morgan Freeman had a love child, wonderful content too!

[_-Soul-_]

Idk why people think every Ornithomimids is a gallimimis

[stax]

Once again an excellent video. Don't know that "Stones" is any kind of accurate measurement, I think sticking to metric and maybe using imperial after that but....wait is "Stones" an imperial measurement?