80x14:26How Tyrannosaurus rex was able to grow so large compared to most other predatory dinosaurs.
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This channel makes educational videos on paleontology, with a focus on Pseudosuchia (the group of reptiles crocodilians are a part of) and reptiles from the Triassic Period, the first (and easily most bizarre) period of the Mesozoic Era. It also regularly makes videos about dinosaurs and early synapsids and occasionally other related topics. In general, this channel tries to give the spotlight to obscure creatures rarely given attention elsewhere.
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