Antarctic Dinosaurs????#science #education #dinosaur

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Title	:	Antarctic Dinosaurs????#science #education #dinosaur
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Isn’t the iguanodon from the arctic?
Comment from : @rainbowwoods2105

Nope not all over the world you cant find in Philippines
Comment from : @EmelianoPineda

We actually find dinosaurs there today The largest is the emperor penguin
Comment from : @jensphiliphohmann1876

Why does glacialisaurus look like the trex from that one meme………YEEE 😂
Comment from : @Poetrychannel474

what about in indonesia??😈😈
Comment from : @DHN50-EDITS

Elvisssossssaurusssss
Comment from : @vivekjha9597

Glacialisaurus really said "🗿"
Comment from : @SnakeRoadComicsOfficial3677

fun fact if u were to dig a hole in antartica thats 800-3000 feet u would see dino footprints and dirt
Comment from : @marinasahan7549

Do they even see snowbrI thought they were Ectothermic
Comment from : @t-rexstudioproductions781

No dinosaur(fossil) in indonesia
Comment from : @cawcibe

North korea
Comment from : @ChristianSantiago-jk9bw

Cryolophosaurus, antarctopelta andglacialisaurus
Comment from : @Akmar85

Try finding dinosaur fossils in the Philippines
Comment from : @ezekieltheappeal

Elvis is a little crazy, lolol!!!!🤭😄🤣👏👍🙏💜
Comment from : @CORNELLSTREET

I was casually watching as an avid dinosaur fan, and when he said "Ankylosaurus" i verbally gasped because hardly anyone on YouTube says it right 😅😅
Comment from : @blueshinestudios8402

But not in nepal
Comment from : @harshitlohani9094

Patrick
Comment from : @Bing_Hafiz

Have u found one in Mount Everest br😊
Comment from : @FortniteMkKings24Yt

Fun fact, while the dinos lived Antarctica was like a tropical paradise
Comment from : @PATIENT_DIG_7998

not all over the word you can't find dinosaur fossil in the Philippines
Comment from : @emhilsantos5748

Woolly mamoth
Comment from : @MariaButcon

theese names seem very original
Comment from : @magorzatadada585

How creative are the names
Comment from : @Parv-o8t

During the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, Antarctica was further North, it was warmer and had lush forests, more tropical, before the continental drift forced it further south
Comment from : @lilaspire7

😮😮😮😮
Comment from : @Dino_Cooler

Cryolophosaurus is my favorite Antarctic dino
Comment from : @konstantinosloukos595

how about in the philippines😊😊
Comment from : @olgaarcayena3590

I just realized cryolphosaurus has cryo in the name 😭😭😭
Comment from : @levilewis8304

Cryolopasaurs are theropods which had a cresenf and is the distant cousin of the popular diolophasaurus
Comment from : @Kurtthepianokid

What about lystrosaurus ? :D
Comment from : @Narrancia-from-JoJo

I always wondered about this As in could have they been frozen for millions of years with their flesh still in tact but I guess not
Comment from : @alexev91

A non dino was found there which was a frozen megalodon
Comment from : @audrieljhaynatividad4761

My brother is mean 😢
Comment from : @AllanahColin

In the Philippines?
Comment from : @froilanfroilan5091

😮 KRAAAAAAAAAA 🗣️🔥 Yes JURASSIC WORLD
Comment from : @50skibidi

Fun fact, crylophosaurus has fossil evidence of being cannibals due to lack of prey
Comment from : @Jack-br7mu

If you're wondering how these animals survived in a place like this, a simple answer During the Jurassic, Antarctica was connected to Gondwana and was much more warmer than today
Comment from : @Lonely_artist102

They still there
Comment from : @julianbashir8277

Dinosaurs like pachyrhinosaurus and cryolophosaurus were found in Antarctica so yes dinosaurs have been found in Antarctica
Comment from : @TylerYork-i3q

Mosasaurus live in Antarctica too!!
Comment from : @tiarnatasha3734

Whenever I think of dinosaurs that were discovered in Antarctica I think of cryolophosaurus
Comment from : @DennisMeyers-y7q

This DEFINITELY isn't foreshadowing anything
Comment from : @Seating_furniture

faw abaet filipins
Comment from : @jimuelbeliran2011

Imperobator is another one
Comment from : @RemasterRipper

Cryolophosaurus is one of my favorite dinosaur cuz of the crest, how big it is, and the way of it is inaccurate in JWE2
Comment from : @ZaneCaseyGeoGerinCelaoBen

Nanuqosurus?
Comment from : @Figure-cm6kr

I thought pachyrhinosaurus would be put in the top 3 but ok
Comment from : @siewpeisi9937

Not in the philippines so you are 90 correct 10 wrong
Comment from : @JurassicBrickFilms

Don’t forget About GHIDORAH
Comment from : @gmk793

Firsts one should be called moggersaurus
Comment from : @NedreddDwr

What about the phillipines?
Comment from : @johnlesterquito219

Theres no dinosaurs in the Philippines bro
Comment from : @Markcarbie

You sure Indonesian has a dinosaur fossil beside komodo dragon?
Comment from : @mrb1245

Funny how these dinos have names that has something to do with ice
Comment from : @AundreiYosefAndal

How avat the philippines
Comment from : @DjNeil-o4r

There's no dinosaurs at philippines
Comment from : @James-e7m8m

Because of continental driftbrAt one time the continent of South America saw farther north It drifted south, like North America was close to Africa
Comment from : @jamesmooney8933

Meanwhile the Philippines:
Comment from : @SpagtheAmargasaurus

The one and only…brCRYOLOPHOSAURUS!
Comment from : @craigmartin5536

Theres no dinos in pgilipines
Comment from : @meriammendoza680

All over the world you said bro in Google it’s sad There’s no dinosaur found in Bangladesh Can you be a little bit more specific
Comment from : @ABDULLAH_RAIHAN

What are the other 3
Comment from : @DuaneScantlebury

Well scince antartica was once reopical theres definitely hundreds more under the ice sheets
Comment from : @scerpi0

Suriname
Comment from : @JaySew-n5b

The Cryolophosaurus isn't related to Dilophosaurus?
Comment from : @WINGS_OF_FLARE

Penguins are dinosaurs
Comment from : @cenxzi2-jc9ui

Antarctopelta its actually a Parankylosauria like Stegouros and also Minmi including Kumbarrasaurus
Comment from : @thedarknix000

Cryolophosaurus my boy!
Comment from : @elvisthepelvis447

Are they extinct?
Comment from : @denmarkkanativala345

Fun fact: cryolophosaurus was first called "elvisaurus" because of the crest
Comment from : @losinkalosinka

bro, u forgot to add the period that they lived 😔
Comment from : @Pepito_El_Mas_Torito

Bro forgot about birds
Comment from : @ididurmom8477

How about Philippines
Comment from : @LanceArzagon

Glacialisaurus had a bdefined/b jawline
Comment from : @gorbusgorfingle

Make a video explaining all of them please
Comment from : @bryankranz4036

Great video!!! Much better than what I could make!
Comment from : @MesozoicNerdOffical

If anyone's wondering how these dinosaurs survived in a place that is now one of the coldest lands on Earth, Antarctica was much further north during the Cretaceous than it is now due to plate tectonics The global temperature during the Cretaceous was also much warmer than it is today
Comment from : @jacobcox4565