Comments by "Mat Broomfield" (@matbroomfield) on "TREY the Explainer" channel.

  1. Wouldn't you pay a lot to go back and find out what these people's stories were first-hand?
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  2. "Did it exist" Of course not. 33 minutes of your life saved. You're welcome.
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  3. It's ridiculous based on ZERO evidence, plucked straight out of Trey's butt.
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  4.  @emmettbattle5728  yup, Occam's razor baby!
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  5. But why is that any weirder than a flying squirrel or the earliest gliding dinosaurs?
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  6. Pathetic primitives depriving all mankind of valuable knowledge because of ignorant beliefs and a grudge against people long dead.
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  7. Jeez, I can't stand millipede sized millipedes let alone 8 foot long!
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  8. Boa's don't strangle their prey and titanoboa would not have had to wrap around a T Rex's neck. Boa's constrict their prey preventing them from inhaling - asphyxiation. Strangling is a totally different type of air deprivation; one squeezes the throat, the other the lungs. Do we know that a t rex can get its head to floor quickly? Sure, it can eat fallen prey, but against an opponent that is winding around its body quickly, would it be able to attack? Also, I hate when people say "such and such an animal grew to at least so and so feet". It's nonsense. Their minimum feet was zero. What you surely mean is "The adult average was probably xx feet or more".
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  9. The jokes and unscientific asides really don't work but I like the references to other documentaries.
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  10. God, I bet you're fun to watch movies with. And what makes me laugh is the certainty with which you assure us how things REALLY were, seemingly blissfully unaware that our understanding of dinosaurs is constantly changing. Sigh. :-(
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  11. Nope.
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  12. So you want to replace one 99% improbable creature, with an even stupider 99.9999999999999% improbable creature? Great job. Except it fails on EXACTLY the same hurdle as a plesiosaur, which at least actually existed at one point in the past (and suppositions about its neck mobility are exactly that - suppositions). The idea of a population of leeches growing unnoticed whilst living off the blood of sheep (also unnoticed), presumably evolving (unnoticed) into 50 or 100 foot monsters is prepeosterous. Is there evidence that food is the limiting factor on leech size for instance? Far more likely that their actually body composition and mobility are what stops them growing larger, to say nothiong of how their entire structure would need to change in order to become mobile on land. You just shot your entire presentation in the foot with that stupid aside. How disappointing.
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  13. Lucky they weren't born into Trump's America, they'd have been left to die of flu at walls that never kept the homosapiens out. Apparently Neanderthals had more compassion than modern Americans. :-(
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  14. lol
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  15. "We now know that..." until they change their minds again.
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