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Herrerasaurus had some incredibly muscular arms, in spite of how long and thin they may look to us! With that reach, long claws, and flexible hands and wrists, these basal theropods were built for lashing and goring at their prey and other targets.
Check out our merch and support our videos! yourdinosaursarewrong.com/ There's always guesswork when it comes to soft tissues of fossil animals, but dinosaur's voices (or lack thereof?) have some particular difficulties.
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Sereno, P. C.
The pectoral girdle and forelimb of the basal theropod Herrerasaurus ischigualastensis
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 13:4, 425-450
1994
doi.org/10.1080/02724634.1994.10011524
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
to be fair, my He-Man wasn't an anatomically sound model either
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The transitions between the animations are so good. I know that's like... Your profession, but as someone who studied editing and animation, I just want to say that all of it's so so so well done.
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I just spent several minutes trying to figure out if I can move my wrist the same way as a Herrerasaurus.
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Some might be old, new to me! Love the technical explanations; and the older videos offer chances to go back and update them with new ones if more recent data becomes available. Win for interested viewers.
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Dinosaur fight would easily be the most terrifying thing to witness.
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Woahh I love this channel
I’m glad he’s still posting, some of the videos are so old
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You were excellent in the new Jurassic Park movie.
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fascinating!!
definitely much more dexterity than expected
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Paleontologists can be so edgy at times
What do you mean you called your dinosaur "gore king" (lythronax)
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Unrelated but I just watched JO Rebirth and my dude, the protagonist may be a renowned actor but the whole movie I kept thinking it was you!
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never thought I'd hear "he-man level muscular thighs" on this channel or really anywhere
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I… have… the POWER!!!
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Your full Herrerasaurus video made it one of my favorite dinosaurs that I learned about in recent memory. It’s such an interesting animal on its own, but especially with how it relates to the rest of the dinosaur family tree.
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Absolutely brilliant
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Quality content as always
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Is it possible herrarasaurus’s hands could have been used as specialized climbing or digging tools? Were there trees of sufficient size and quantity during its time to support a large arboreal predator? Maybe it hunted like a leopard.
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There is a T-shirt idea in there, dinosaurs with big forearms in a group, looking at a T-rex :
"Do you even lift, bro ?".
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Man, I really dig this channel
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When he was talking about how hands in general don't move in the same plane as the wrist, I was like, "Wait no, I do that," & I actually tested myself out & went "Yeah, it works, why'd he say that, AM I UNIQUE" & then he finished his point by saying that it was rare until birds arrived & then I just went "Oh."
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@rddragon5
3 months ago
Noted. Herrerasaurus could give excellent hugs
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