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  1. awesome work I love your videos and hve a quite a few GOT fans here in India, plz do keep up the good work bcoz these videos are interesting and very well presented………………………………….am a fan

  2. They would have to be Utah Raptors to be that big. I suppose there could be more than one raptor species around, but the "great" ones would have to be Utah Raptors. That is the actual species the ones in Jurassic Park are based on. They call them Velociraptors in the movie because those were more common and the name is catchier, more Hollywood. Utah Raptors could grow to be 500-800 lbs, over 6 feet tall and longer than 10 feet snout to tail. They were also highly intelligent and their killing claws are said to resemble Ghurka daggers. I would highly recommend a book called Raptor Red by Robert T. Bakker. It is a novel from the point of view of one of these magnificent creatures, written by one of the world's leading paleontologists. Very informative, even though it is fiction, and a good place to start if you are interested in this species.

  3. Makes sense with the descriptions in the books. Sothyros is one of my favorite places. Just like the lands of always winter little & less is known. Thought… If the world is round as GRRM states, what do you think of the possibility that Sothyros & The north are somehow different sides of the same land mass? Or do you think Essos & Westeros are connected somewhere else to the far east? If u did a video on that let me know cuz you seem to have everything else! Thanks

  4. Feathers or no feathers, doesn't make a difference. Look how long it took us to come to such a conclusion and the amount of study that was involved. A Maester without the ability to dissect and classify will look at a Dino and think "reptile-like" … and when 9 out of 10 people going to Sothoryos don't come back I highly doubt anyone had the opportunity to study these creatures. It's for that reason all the stories are cloaked in myth and even IF GRRM knew about the current theories with regard to Dinos I can't see him writing it any other way.

  5. I can not express enough how much i NEED more info about this continent! Also how much i wish they would make a spin-off with Euron as the main character wherein we follow him on his travels through Sothoryos in Asshai and beyond! Imagine that! :DDDD

  6. I thought about Dinosaurs too when Syrio talked about huge walking lizards with long sharp claws. And yes, it is probably Dromaeosaurs (the family that Deinonychus belonged too). If GRRM started writting the first book around 1990 than Deinonychus would most likely be the species he was thinking on since Utahraptor was found later.
    Will be interesting to see if the story ever takes us to Sothoryos so we can see these animals but I kind of daubt it.
    Have you read The Dinosaur Lords?

  7. wow I thought I had subbed ages ago!
    defiantly have now.

    I was one of those kids who adored dinosaurs and am one of those grown up kids that still adores dinosaurs.
    I would say it was dinos that got me into prehistory and paleontology.

  8. Have you ever done a video in front of the camera? If you have I missed it, but I always love the art you use, and it looks like browsing your patreon page you do art for the show, so I may need to get in on that….

  9. I knew I was right about this when I first read A Game of Thrones … I had the feeling that there were dinosaurs but people said "nah, not possible, at least not in living form anyway"
    There is just one question remaining. Are the dinosaurs and the dragons somehow related in the world of ASOIAF? Is this going to be the rational explanation for the dragons? I mean the two moon thing sounds cool and sweet but I doubt that George is going to say "Doreah was right from the beginning". At the same time it's George so … who knows? Rawrist, any thoughts on that?

  10. Thanks! awesome … you must have an excellent memory. when I read the passage the first image in my mind was that of the huge T-rex in jurassic park 1 … but I totally agree that your theory on it being a dinonychus is very sound! … so, are dragons still dragons or mutated dinosaurs?

  11. Utah raptor would be even more terrifying but your size range ain't bad. 😉

    Given the lack of phylogenetic discapline in ASOIAF lore, a giant, terrible lizard is not a bad way to describe them, in cannon.

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