Comments by "Shafqat Ishan" (@shafqatishan437) on "PBS Eons" channel.

  1. Just DC comics. DC = Detective Comics.
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  2. How do you do it?
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  3. All 3 hosts r gr8, they bring different interest about paleontology
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  4.  @sebastian114  Utahraptors are much larger than humans.
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  5. What are you talking about? He was the best from the start.
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  6. Liopleurodon wasn't really a dominant species they were pretty small compared to other larger Pliosaurs like Kronossaurus and Predator X.
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  7.  @ross6789  but arboreal crocs also existed. They're called Mekosuchines.
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  8. I like this host. Did she ever host eons before?
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  9. What about the confrontation between Gigantopithecus, Homo Erectus and Panthera tigris soloensis aka Ngandong tigers?
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  10. African Wildcats have now been promoted to it's own species status- Felis Lybica, same for Chinese mountain cats- Felis Bieti. Eon-tologists should've picked that info up considering it's a recent video.
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  11. No, those were Dromornis, the Thunderbird
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  12. Dire wolves were not related with gray, they belong to separate genus now.
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  13. Bcz physicist > engineers
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  14. Dolphins are Ichthyosaurus lookalike. Cranes and storks are pterosaur look alike. Armadillos are actually Armadadillosuchus lookalike. Jackals are Junggarsuchus lookalike. Almost all animals today had multiple look alikes in the past.
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  15.  @dafuqmr13  they're sisters which makes it worse.
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  16.  @Devin_Stromgren  nah, it was half the size. Utahraptor was over 6m long. The Troodons of the North were more similar in size to Deinonychus
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  17. 400th comment! 😅
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  18. I love cats but I disliked the video because of their misinformations. As a channel of their quality I didn't expect them to miss out such an important info.
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  19. Her voice is a lot like Kayley Couco the actress of Penny from TBBT
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  20. Mainland theoropods and crocs could still murder it. Theropods like Allosaurids and Tyrannosaurids are designed to be mainland predators. How can an island bully even stand a chance?
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  21. There should have been mention of the extinct Florida spectacled bears
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  22. 💥
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  23.  @krankarvolund7771  arboreal crocs did exist. There's a whole group called Mekosuchines.
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  24.  @pecadodeorgullo5963  Roman name is Terra.
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  25. They're sisters you fool
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  26. Not even a mention of Megatherium, the biggest of them all !
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  27. Which minute? I missed
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  28. Cheetahs are bigcats. Bigcat doesn't mean pantherine. Taxonomy and English dictionary is not the same thing
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  29.  @gg3675  I doubt that, most animals went extinct in 19th and 20th century.
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  30. Did phytosaurs really prey on gorgonopsids?
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  31. I thought lions (panthera leo) evolved from early Pleistocene cave lions aka Panthera leo fossilis or Panthera fossilis which gave rise to late Pleistocene Eurasian cave lions aka Panthera spelaea from which evolved the famous American lions (panthera atrox).
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  32. Such a majestic animal
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  33. Bcz u r silly. What else should they call them?
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  34. Nothing about striped and brown hyenas?
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  35. Chicken bcz bacteria didn't come from eggs
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  36. There should've been mention of the famous Gigantocamelus and Syrian Camel
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  37. You mentioned reticulated python but showed a Burmese python...
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  38. I thought Ostrich, Rhea and Elephant birds were related
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  39. I heard Cosmos is the first flower
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  40. I love Biology, I love wildlife, I love paleontology, I love Astronomy, I love history, I love archeology, I love mythology, I love sports, I love movies, I adventure and traveling, still I love and follow my religion.
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  41. She's talking in a tone about volcanoes as if it's a funny comedy skid! 😂
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  42. Not almost anymore. 2M+ now
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  43. TRey*
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