Marching Dinosaurs - Animated Size Comparison

[Lanthanotus]

Just found this video. Well worth to see, especially for the great variety of forms, colors and patterns the author created (they may not all be original, but are nice anyway).

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Very cool find! It's more interesting than traditional size comparison images IMO.

[Silvanusaurus]

I kept expecting one of the carnivores to stop and eat the man! That's a really cool video though.

[Stuckasaurus (Dino Dad Reviews)]

I often watch this when I just need to sit back and relax.

[acro-man]

this is so exciting!
i couldn't take my eyes off it!
most of the dinos i can't recognize though

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

I watched this video back in August of 2015 and thanks to this video I now know that Spinosaurus was at least a partial quadruped.

[Cloud the Dinosaur King]

I watched this video back in August of 2015 and thanks to this video I now know that Spinosaurus was at least a partial quadruped.

Scratch that, it's a biped.

[GasmaskMax]

I often watch this when I just need to sit back and relax.

Same here. Over the last 10 months or so ive probably watched this like over a dozen times. 

[Ravonium]

Imagine replacing the music in this video with military marching music.

[suspsy]

I've played this video to many a classroom of primary students. They always love it, especially when the giant sauropods come lumbering in!

[terrorchicken]

my first time watching this(saw the Cenozoic beasts one a few times last night.) This guy does amazing work. Like others have mentioned Id love to see similar size comparison videos for flying creatures and aquatic creatures.