Brachiosaurus
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Sep 11, 2026
Anthony PontieroHOST
Can you leave the T-Rex off? Probably not.
Anthony PontieroHOST
And then it's a very hard battle between Brachiosaurus and Stegosaurus.
Anthony PontieroHOST
Who gets that last spot? I'm not sure.
Anthony PontieroHOST
It depends on the day.
27 MINS LATER
Anthony PontieroHOST
The shoulders, the neck, you guys, are taking that power to be able to help control the head.
Anthony PontieroHOST
The head needs the most power with that bite force.
Anthony PontieroHOST
In turn, the hands, they're not needed as much, okay? Let's see, what else do we got? What was the biggest dinosaur from Quinn? Quinn, you can answer that a few different ways, okay? I like to say, when we talk about plant eaters, Argentinosaurus, Brachiosaurus.
Anthony PontieroHOST
Brachiosaurus, one of the tallest, 50 to 60 feet.
Anu OlaHOST
And yeah, some have likened behemoths to a sauropod because it does say that it's a plant-eating animal that can nest within the lotus and kind of disappear within it.
Anu OlaHOST
So they think of sauropods like Brachiosaurus or Diplodocus and Leviathan.
Anu OlaHOST
Like one of these, I mean, I've heard Joshua talk about Kronosaurus as a very monstrous creature.
Anu OlaHOST
sea monster or sakosukos which are of course all extinct now but yeah it's it's part of the reason why some people would go on to date the book of job as being very old um because perhaps there are still some of these descendants of these monstrous creatures that were still surviving at the time when the book was written so much so that at least they know what they are talking about when they say leviathan they know what they are talking about when they say behemoth even though for us today those are lost imageries and we really don't have any animals called behemoths or leviathan still existing today
ChristianHOST
Well, I don't think he was ever that big, but they have definitely scaled down the size of Wendigo Chopper.
ChristianHOST
And I don't, somebody out there is thinking to themselves, well, he's standing next to this giant Brachiosaurus guy.
ChristianHOST
It doesn't matter.
ChristianHOST
He's still smaller.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
You all know sauropods.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
Sauropods are like Brachiosaurus, Al- uh, Diplodocus, uh, Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus, Mamenchisaurus, uh, Myfeetersaurus.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
My feet are sore? Oh, yeah, my shoes don't fit.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
[laughs] Get it? Myfeetersaurus.
9 MINS LATER
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
You see, I've, I, again, I s- I know I repeat myself, but a lot of times some listeners just started listening.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
Scientists put animals into family groups, and they start off with a really big group, and then from the big group they break it down into things that are similar into smaller and smaller groups.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
So for instance, Brachiosaurus, Diplodocus, and Dreadnoughtus are all members of the sauropod family.
Dinosaur GeorgeHOST
But then we break them down into smaller categories or smaller groups.
Daniel RossGUEST
Is it a Diplodocus? I don't know.
Daniel RossGUEST
Is it a Brachiosaur? I don't know.
Daniel RossGUEST
I mean, I always loved the Supersaurus.
Daniel RossGUEST
What was the really, really big one? The Ultrasaurus? I think so, yeah.
ChrisHOST
Stegosaurus.
JessHOST
I am a Brachiosaurus.
ChrisHOST
And I like the Ankylosaur.
ChrisHOST
That's a deep cut.
Jay TibbettsGUEST
Oh, yeah.
Jay TibbettsGUEST
Mine's
JessHOST
Brachiosaurus, so it's different than a Brontosaurus.
JessHOST
But it's still a long neck.
LaurenHOST
So we've got the Diplodocus,
CassiusHOST
we've got Brachiosaurus, we've got Apatosaurus, we've got Argentinosaurus, and the list can go on and on and on.
LaurenHOST
Why have none of them got easy names like Bob, Fred? I
CassiusHOST
mean, there is a dinosaur called Thanos.
21 MINS LATER
CassiusHOST
And it was massive.
CassiusHOST
It would have eaten plants on the ground and up in the trees.
CassiusHOST
But, you know, it was called being the first sauropod dinosaur before Diplodocus, before Apatosaurus, even before Brachiosaurus.
LaurenHOST
And when the scientist found out that it wasn't a whale, why didn't he change the name?
MillyHOST
Particularly loving this one from someone who just says, they haven't even ended the giveaway, they just wanted to give their two cents about dinosaurs.
MillyHOST
Brachiosaurus is a classic.
MillyHOST
Also, Stegosaurus.
MillyHOST
Obviously, Triceratops and Pterodactyl.
RosettaHOST
They just wanted to give their two cents about, [laughs] about dinosaurs.
RosettaHOST
Brachiosaurus is a classic.
RosettaHOST
Also, Stegosaurus, obviously Triceratops and Pterodactyl.
RosettaHOST
Archaeopteryx, which I've never heard of.
SamanthaHOST
But they said it was because they wanted to save them,
CandidoHOST
right? The Brachiosaurus? It was
SamanthaHOST
the second one.
CandidoHOST
Was it the Brachiosaurus? Oh, my God.
CandidoHOST
I cried.
CandidoHOST
At the end?
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