Comments by "Crazy Ishan" (@CrazyIshan69) on "National Geographic" channel.

From the most terrifying monster in prehistoric Sahara who rivaled Tyrannosaurus Rex in dangerousness to a dino platypus. Nevermind, one should respect all animals for what they are.
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From the most terrifying monster of prehistoric Sahara who rivaled Tyrannosaurus Rex in dangerousness to a dino platypus. Nevermind, one should respect all animals for what they are.
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@harshitpatnaik6381 And even males face a high risk against fully-grown walruses.
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@treyfowler6892 Yeah, I just mean it wasn't nearly as powerful as similarly-sized theropods. And anyway, we should love and respect all animals for what they are, so I quickly discarded my disappointment.
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From the most terrifying monster in prehistoric Sahara who rivaled Tyrannosaurus Rex in dangerousness to a dino platypus. Nevermind, one should respect all animals for what they are.
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@aliogre2000 Okay, maybe I exaggerated by saying T-Rex. More like Giga or Carchar. You gotta admit OLD Spino was pretty powerful.
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@dawidm4551 Still dwarfed by a walrus.
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@lightningamezlxg3646 The species is called that because of what a huge and lethal predator it is, as well as owing to its striped markings.
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@alphawolf8031 I meant Spino was considered that powerful earlier.
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LOL Yeah, but get over it now. I didn't like it at first either.
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@She_So_Solo A fully-grown walrus would still beat a bear more often than not. There's a reason those bears generally prefer to steer clear of them and go for seals instead.
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@josvonk4340 First of all, sharks are actually rather smart. And secondly, it's a joke.
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Green Darner I myself said we should respect it.
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Errl Lewis Still, even healthy male polar bears are dwarfed by walruses.
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Errl Lewis Height isn't overall size, dude.
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@chriscp3857 That thing is so elephantine, the answer to whether the bear would be able to hunt it would just be sealed. Sorry, someone had to. 😂😂
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@PansophistQaaz 😂😂😂
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@T_T Leader He's not criticizing it. He just pointed out that it looks increasingly goofy.
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@kingong4185 Yeah, let's just accept it as an animal rather than an awesome monster then. No offense, just saying.
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@MrHudsonGabriel Elephant seals make even walruses look like pudding bags. Look it up.
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@mohammedelzayat6486 Did you read the second part of my comment?
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@lightningamezlxg3646 You're welcome.
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Turns out after the 2020 reconstruction that Spinosaurus was more of a dino platypus than the most terrifying monster in prehistoric Sahara. Not hating on it, one should respect all animals for what they are, not just for being entertaining monsters.
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@DJF2143 Still dwarfed by a walrus.
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@UjjwalKumar_-dv3xz A male is still much smaller than a walrus.
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Yeah, now it's more of a dino platypus than the most terrifying monster in prehistoric Sahara who rivaled Tyrannosaurus Rex in dangerousness. Nevermind, one should respect all animals for what they are.
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So who's got the gold medal anyway?
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@mohammedelzayat6486 Nothing wrong with expressing and discussing opinions.
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@FirBurger98 Loads.
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@colecampbell1906 That's the northern variety. Southern elephant seals average about 6,000 pounds. A typical bull walrus is half that, and 1.5 times lighter than a Northern seal.
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😂😂😂😂
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@Monstermagick Nor apparently are you. A fully-grown walrus would beat a bear more often than not.
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😂😂😂
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