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If only there was a nature documentary with quality CGI, and up-to-date dinosaurs like this.
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That would be eyegasmic
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It would be the documentary equivalent of a box-office hit!!!!!
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Yeah it would be amazing but as if it'd even happen. Unfortunately these kinda things don't happen..
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Yeah, that's a shame
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If I was a billionaire I'd make it happen.
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Me too! COME ON NAT GEO WILD OR BBC!!!!!! GIVE US A DOCUMENTARY LIKE THIS!!!!!!!!!!
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And have it be narrated by David Attenborough!
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Oh dear Lord, that would be beautiful!!! But one question what do you think Carcharodontosaurus sounded like? I think that it would've produced infrasounds.
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Yeah I bet they made super deep sounds. Probably half of them we couldn't hear. But no one knows and we can't possibly know.
we could base their sounds on their closest relatives, (birds and crocodilians) but they still are neither of those Things and may have sounded quite different to anything alive.Β
But I recon dromaeosaurs probably didn't make high streaking sounds, they might have made quite deep sounds like large birds idk.
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1. EXACTLY!
2. Also, there's one modern bird that I think gives us a close look on what did Β dromaeosaurs sounded like: The Steller Sea Eagle, a 20 lb eagle with a wingspan of up to eight and a half feet, commonly found in Siberia, Russia.
Link for Steller Sea Eagle:Β m.youtube.com/watch?v=jhJa6kc_β¦
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Holy crap that's a big eagle!
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That's because it's the largest eagle in the world
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Man I swear there are multiple biggest eagles because in every doco I watch it's a different one. Β Get your facts straight documentariesΒ
I'll take your word for it though.
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And the guy in the video is holding it like a damn pigeon lol XD
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Best reconstuction ofΒ CarcharodontosaurusΒ I've seen. Nice job.
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Charcharodontosaurus actually was a pack hunter occasionally, and could kill up to 2 Tyrannosaurus with under a dozen members. When mating season started, they would turn on each other for the females, and often disband.
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I don't really get the joke, can you explain it? It sounds actually serious.
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While I get this is a joke, infighting for selfish reasons does seem to have been frequent among social theropods.
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A time traveling ocean crossing pack of charcarodontosaurus. I seriously hope you were joking when you wrote that.
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Yes it was a joke. XD
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Oh sure... and these Charcharodontosaurus also travel through the ocean to hunt said Rexes, FROM AFRICA TO NORTH AMERICA
TRULY A SPECTACLE OF NATURE
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It was a joke.
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Yes and i am adding to it.
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you joking?
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Yes, i was joking. XD
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oh thank god
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Yiff in hell, you know nothing about paleontology, you even mispelled Carcharodontosaurus. Carcharodontosaurus never even encountered T. Rex to begin with.
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IT WAS A JOKE. 
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