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G'day everyone for the next episode we have a species that has been rising in popularity over the past few years because of its obscure nickname. Interestingly it seems to have been apart of a new family that was only just getting started before they along with all other non avian dinosaurs were wiped out at the end of the Cretaceous.
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Hello once again fellow travelers, next episode will be one where I don't just cover an individual genus but a whole group. It wasn't until halfway through making the episode that I realized that I bit off more than I could chew. (Which is a little appropriate for this family) None the less I find them fascinating as though they look a lot like crocodiles they were around before them and were very diverse. Do any of you know what these are?
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Hello fellow Travelers, we only have to travel back in time about a million years as we are going to check up on the female Thylacoleo in outback Australia to see her next adventure.
The species being covered is another large marsupial, one that is a herbivore but could definitely rip you apart if you made it angry.
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Hello everyone, next episode we will be returning to the Hell Creek Formation. Something we haven't done since the Dakotaraptor video over a year ago. This will be the start of a new playlist in that area and will of coarse feature the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex. But this weeks episode will be about a much smaller theropod because we can't forget the little guys.
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Thank you to everyone that voted for last weeks episode, Marshosaurus won out that time so this week we have the sauropod episode which continues the Utahraptor playlist. This week we have a sauropod species that was recovered from a bone bed containing over 5500 fossils, almost all of them crushed to pieces!
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Ok everyone I'm going to do something different this week and let you guys choose the next episode to come out tomorrow. You've got a choice between a theropod video that will continue the Ceratosaurus Kingdom story line OR a sauropod video that will continue the Utahraptor/Strider story line.
You will have about 24 hours to vote so in the comments please type in either 'Theropod' OR 'Sauropod' and I'll count up the votes and post which ever video gets the most.
This should be a fun experiment, good luck to you all!
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Hello fellow travelers, the next episode is coming out tomorrow and since I haven't done a theropod in a while I thought it was about time I covered another one of the lesser known ones. This weeks dinosaur is known from very little material but did make a sort of cameo in the first Jurassic Park movie. Am I being to vague? Nah I think at least one of your will pick correctly.
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Well fellow travelers we are going all the way back to the Triassic Era for another round of 'What in the Triassic is That?'
This weeks creature looks a lot like an ankylosaur but isn't a dinosaur at all, the wonders of convergent evolution. But as you'll see in the episode there is far more to this bulky reptile than meets the eye.
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Thank you to everyone who has watched my videos as my channel has reached its latest milestone of 3K subscribers! Of coarse I'm not here for fame but it means a lot that so many people are willing to tune in every week to watch my vids so again thank you all.
This week we've got another pterosaur and this one is huge! Quick hint its not Quetzalcoatlus but it is pretty closely related.
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Hello fellow Travelers, we are once again heading back to the Cedar Mountain formation and linking up with Strider to see how he is going as he becomes a more trusted member of 'The Blades' pack.
But what creature are we covering this week? It's one of the earliest members of its family, a group that would end up being some of the strangest theropods of all time.
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