
Accurate Jurassic Park 3 Spinosaurus #shorts
Examining the scientific accuracy of the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park 3
Tyrannosaurus Rex
The ultimate land predators. From T-Rex to Spinosaurus, these carnivorous dinosaurs represent the peak of predatory evolution.
Deep dives into Spinosaurus itself - its discovery, reconstruction, and ongoing scientific debates
4 videos
The evolutionary history of the entire Spinosauridae family
3 videos
T-Rex and its relatives - the apex predators of the Late Cretaceous
2 videos
The "shark-toothed" giants that rivaled T-Rex
1 video
Horned and bizarre theropods
2 videos
Early giant theropods
1 video
The intelligent pack hunters
2 videos
The most intelligent dinosaurs
2 videos
Analyzing the scientific accuracy of Jurassic Park/World
2 videos
How spinosaurids lived, hunted, and interacted with their environments
0 videos
Recent finds and ongoing research in spinosaurid paleontology
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Examining the scientific accuracy of the Spinosaurus in Jurassic Park 3

Exploring the strange adaptations of Concavenator

Discovering the biggest land predator after the age of dinosaurs

The truth about Spinosaurus' aquatic lifestyle

Exploring the cultural impact of Tyrannosaurus rex

Exploring some of the strangest theories about Spinosaurus

Exploring the distinctive horned predator of Late Cretaceous South America

The real Velociraptor - smaller and more feathered than you think

A comprehensive look at Jurassic World's scientific inaccuracies

Examining the scientific inaccuracies in Jurassic World

An in-depth look at Spinosaurus and its aquatic lifestyle

Tracing the evolutionary history of the spinosaurid dinosaurs

Exploring the massive predator that rivaled T. rex

Exploring one of the largest predators of the Jurassic period

Exploring the distinctive horned theropod of the Jurassic

Exploring the fish-eating spinosaurid with massive claws

Exploring the fish-eating spinosaurid from the Early Cretaceous

Continuing our deep dive into the fascinating world of Troodon

Exploring one of the most intelligent dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous