@jobernhard4243
1:51 The first turtles and plesiosaurs emerged in the triassic! The only verberates at the time were fish and amphibians!
@ChadfromChad
A quick wikipedia search tells you that Dunkleosteus was extinct about 360 million years ago (not 300 as in the video), did not share oceans with marine turtles or plesiosaurs (both came much later), and probably didn't get bigger than a great white shark. This video kind of borders on misinformation
@rydyyyyy2113
kinda sad ending š„¹
@Darth-Nihilus1
380 million years ago, they died out before the Mississippian epoch of the Carboniferous which would have been a nightmare for these since there was a large extinction event at the end of the Devonian š I do a lot of fossil hunting and geological field research
@patricioiasielski8816
Plesiosaurus lived closed to us than to Dunkleosteus
@themoyoman4754
hungry shark evolution wasn't capping after all
@PidmSaif
Big daddy mentioned š„
@klausmikaelson3184
I love how in these videos the female animals are distinguished with some lipstick š
@cobraalaniz149
Thanks to find educational and hilarious videos such as this.
@kim5911dh
love these videos. very entertaining and concise with not drawn out filler
@Neonus_randompersenus
Ok but, why is there turtle, helicoprion and plesiosaur on devonion? Cool video tho
@HustleCircus
Killer video bro! Love these videos- watching and creating magic! š
@St34k_guy
0:27 already plot armour
@giagarex
There werent any turtles in the Devonian. Tetrapod vertebrates are barely making it to land yet. Next time you make an educational video, do your research meticulously.
@bclagnese
Stethacanthus is no longer classified as a shark.
@HackerSero
8:42 "Skilled to be unskilled" š
@mrcake9228
The animations are Amazing! Keep the amazing work up
@MAGMATYRANT
Iām the guy that requested this!
@Commissar-24
YO IS THAT BIG DADDY FROM HUNGRY SHARK!?
@drone-t7m