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Hello I have been a long time subscriber and today is my birthday so I just bought the 2 tales of kaimere books thanks for the enjoyment of the spectacular series that you have created and crafted carefully and beautifully

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Always ready for when Tuesday rolls around

finally, next episode of Kaimere!

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Finally our weekly dose of spec kino is here!

It’s been a while since we’ve heard about the cultures of Kaimere, so I’m wondering; has Christianity or any other earth based religion made its way to kaimere? Have any gone the other way? I always love seeing the more wacky creations you come up with. I’m looking forward to hearing about worlds beyond kaimere in the future. Thanks for all that you do!

How's the aeroplanktons doing in modern times?

Are all creatures shown in this video still valid? Or one was removed

Fascinating as always

100% the first children became evil just because they're small enough to be used as a football

Oh yeah, did you ever reveal what that rodent project you mentioned in the episode was? Is it already published?

At first I þought you were gonna talk about ground sloþs on earþ

Dinosaur i hear?... IM IN!

Every island deserv our own episode, the possibilities are infinite. Even a giant capybara like rodent, nice video.

I can't wait to see the history of spinosaurids in kaimere maybe for episode 3 ???

The knight and squire dynamic sounds similar to the two protagonists of the Bear, that movie from the 80s.

These creatures could theoretically be delt with by a very loud speaker and a recording of one of their own screaming leading to a large number showing up and starving. Funnily you'd probably be able to injure them with a 12 gauge shotgun shell mixed with rock salt. They may also find something like a very powerful directed sonic device to be super painful or disorienting.

I like how every dynasty we’ve seen so far has a unique vibe, especially since a lot of them feature dinosaurs and yet have unique clades, I also think it’s cool how the Mesozoic dynasties see the early dinosaurs converge with later forms, like the parasauropods.

have any ambuloichthyans evolved gliding or even powered flight?

did early ornithischians become more successful in the ice ages?

So did the harvested Allosaurus and Stegosaurus from that image get replicated in the same place? I can just imagine them being mighty confused for a second and then resuming their predator-prey encounter, like a some sort of a cartoon skit.

Croc like archosaurs made one of the biggest combacks ever just by hopping over to a new planet

cool

Teraparrarhexus does sound very similar to Saurophaginax to me. The largest specimen named 'Leviathan' was 12-13m long(so large carchie sized), and Saurophaginax's defining characteristics are that it has some convergence in it's skeleton(atlas, and tail chevrons) to large robust tyrannosaurs: it was definitely much more robust than other allosaurs. Both Saurophaginax and Teraparrahexus convergently evolved to become big wrestling bois.

Am I alone in now wanting a story episode following the life of one of those fluffy prosauropods?

Questi sono dinosauri inventati o realmente trovati? Ci sono delle similitudini con quelli esistiti?

The Shu quisine being bland becat they take out their toxic seasonings reminds me of a Tumblr post about Dwarves doing the same because of a similar high constitution.

Sideways hand walking quadraped therapod? YOU'VE GO TOO FAR! YOU'VE GONE MAD WITH POWER! goofs aside, it is so bizarre, but does make sense. Which i suppose is a pretty broadly applicable statement for the history of life both on earth and kaimere. I also love chunky mega dilophasaurs. Good stuff! Keep up the good work!

It's not really related to this video, but have cattle been domesticated, or are pigs the most common libestock

Question was Kaimere's ice age a dark age or its own geological period like the anchored period?

I absolutely ador Mammuthsdraco, Terapararrhexus, and Burkosaurus. a woolly sauropod and a quadrupedal therapod are such unique concepts. I saw your posts about Quadrupedal theropods last week on twitter and was super looking forward to seeing how you were going to pull it off.

are there any stegosaurs that survived into modern times?

Amazing video, I’m loving this series on the Mesozoic dynasties! Though I’m curious: now you’re going far more into detail on harvests prior to the modern harvests and Tyrant Dynasties, are we going to see some redesigns and revisions on life from regions such as the Jurassic Islands and Kaishel?

Ok so why no stegosuid

Of course there must be sloth wannabe.

The kitty bb🥹❤😸!!! But for real it’s amazing to see all the work you’ve put into this world. And that’s really what it is, from a story to the artwork to the truly naturalist encyclopedia you have built; it’s incredible to see one person do so much world building. I think a lot of young artist built their own worlds and it’s so cool to see so many people enjoying the work that you do. It’s truly inspiring to see. You are a prince and a scholar good sir, keep up the good work!👍

Imagine brachiosaurus, lusotitan, europasaurus, and giraffatitan being put into 1 habitat.

Interesting design but I’m not sure about feathered sauropodomorphs as animals don’t simply evolve to switch to a different kind of integument since those with skin impressions were scaly and none were found to be feathered. Though my personal guess is that those filaments were actually quill knobs (as in modified scales akin to those of psittacosaurus). Fact: though it’s in Chinese, a paper found the quill knobs of psittacosaurus, tianyulong, and kulindadromeus were modified scales analogous to the spines of iguanas (and diplodocus) and beards of turkeys in which these structures are independently evolved and exclusive to their families. (Ex: 3 different lineages of ornithischians evolved quill knobs.) Though I’d say it might be possible for some differences dinosaur lineage known for being scaly to evolve this trait independently.

How did tyrannosuchus and kopidon niche partition?

Imagine being that stegosaurus? You’re about to be attacked by an allosaurus only for what seems like a cloud of dust to envelope it and completely dissolve said allosaurus. And then it just leaves. I can only imagine one thing going through said stegosaur’s head… Confusion.

Just woke up what an episode to wake up to lit🔥🔥🔥

What lineage was the 6 limbed “monster” descended from ?

Make the planets cave age when the animals all adapted in the cave for eighty thousand years.

A teropod that walk like a cuadruped, oh boy the burkosaurus is crazy mate, i loved :D

8:00 what in the ALL TOMORROWS is THAT

Wow this was truly a nice episode to watch. While perhaps not as notable as the weirdness of the First Dynasty nor have nearly the iconic fauna of the Tyrant Dynasty to me at least I think it's the most compelling coverage of a harvest yet. Plus these dinosaurs are all cool with their adaptations to an ice age amd their novel adaptations My only question would be, you say these dynasties are named after what is found in the know world at the time I do wonder how these harvests line up with those time periods of realms like Kaishel and the Polar continent to the north. Was there similar faunal change at similar times, did some not see as much change, would their deposits get their own name leading to a situation similar to own where certain scientists call the Mississippian the early Carboniferous.

Hey! Do you have some dryolestid mammals on Kaimere? Just asking... ...BTW awesome worldbuilding

Why does magic harvest animals from Earth to populate Kaimere? Aren’t there other planets they can harvest from? Why do they even do the harvesting to begin with?