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Aww, don't make me feel bad for the thing

When I wait for a new one of your videos I like to think “He’s bacon a new video” As in baking

100% agreed on the placement of mososaurs in A tier, If I had a choice of shooting myself or getting into water that might even have a chance of having one of those... things... I would shoot myself without hesitation!

Oh boy 😮

yay lets make my thallasaphobia go off

I LOVE YOU SIR

Ok, never going into the ocean again.

Why do none of these lists mention the Goringa 🤦🏼‍♂️

It was pretty damn easy to find them, but that's probably just because this is waaaaay after this video was posted

The wraith’s gliding mechanic looks so cool! :D I’m getting a mac for my birthday and Christmas gift. The first thing i’ll do when i get it is try all of these out! Thanks for showing me these :)

Thanks, not I not only fear being bitten by a shark in the ocean, not I also fear being gulped and chewed. I would add the genus Dunkleosteus. Might not be the biggest, but that moth sure makes you need a new diving suit.

Was hoping for my boy Dunkleosteous but this has some nice choices, Shastasaurus as one of the highest ones, was also surprising but yeah I don't disagree, big animals are scary!

Currently eating bacon, while watching Bacon. Great food and great video!

One that still gives me goosebumps is the Liopleurodon (the one in the leedsichthys pics), despite not being that massive compared to some other animals on this list, this thing jaw and teeth absolutely makes him worthy of being here

That’s sick but I rely want to know how to build d that

Who would win Reaper Leviathan vs Megalodon

Do hoverfish or else....

the fact that you still reply to every comment is insane, good job!

My heart is beating so fast right now its scary

I'm missing Dunkleosteus. Ever since watching it on "Walking with Monsters: Sea Monsters Special" it's had a very special place in my nightmares

Hey TLB thanks for the late Sunday nightmare fuel!! I'm gonna sleep so well 😊

how do you respond to every comment?????

no bc batman with prep time solos them all

The scaryist one Is probably the purusuchus (Jesus i butchered that name) though not in the list here’s some reason -huge af -can go on land -oh did I mention it’s fricking huge

i used to watch you so much and its so nice to revisit these w subanutica videos

I got ion cube batteries and even built the rocket… now I need to go to the primary containment facility, is it a good idea to only take a prawn suit and the materials I need?

It would certainly not be fun having a day at the beach 10 million years ago

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Someone's probably already brought it up but there's a newly discovered icthyosaur scientists are calling Icthyotitan and it was enormous. Size estimates right now put it at over 80 feet long, but some specimens like the Aust Collosus (which scientists presume to be an icthyotitan) rival the blue whale in size.

Keep in mind that 20 meter and 100+ ton individuals of O. Megalodon would have been rare, we know of quite a few specimens from teeth and the average would have most likely been 14-16 meters long and 40-60 tons. As for Shastasaurus sikanniensis, although it was quite huge, it most likely did not weigh 81.5 tons. That estimate is obtained from scaling up Shionisaurus popularis (as the species was originally thought to be in that genus), which was quite bulky for a shastasurid ichthyosaur. Most modern estimates put it at around 19 meters long and just over 40 metric tons. There were, however, larger ichthyosaurs, albeit fragmentary ones. Ichthyotitan severnensis was a Late Triassic shastasaurid that was likely around 25 meters long. Scaling up from other shastasaurids, that gets a weight of 60-100 tons. This species is known from two specimens of about the same size, but osteohistological analysis suggests that they were not fully grown. An even larger specimen has been tentatively linked to Ichthyotitan. Although it is very fragmentary, size estimates are anywhere from 32.5-37.5 meters long and 110-340 tons. This specimen may have not been physically mature either (although it was likely around its adult size). Although the larger sizes should be taken with a grain of salt, the average blue whale is 110 tons. Even at the lower end of the size range, this animal could have competed for the title of the largest ever. Ichthyotitan (and likely the larger Aust specimen) was thought to have been an active macropredator, preying on cephalopods, fish, and smaller ichthyosaurs.

I thought the dunkleousteous would have made the list

i installed tobys bepinex and it made me uninstall q mod any help?

Great vid bro

…………… hi

No archelon or giant ammonites/ orthoceras? Bummer. I agree w the placements

TheLastBacon: education edition

Very off topic to the video but how do i install a mod for subnautica

when does the hardcore mode 3.0 video comes out?

hey Bacon i know this has nothing to do with the video but i just wanted to ask is NexusMods the right place for subnautica mods?

How about a video on coolest/creepy/cute/scary deep sea animals? I mean, the flapjack octopus is one of the cutest deep sea creatures ever. 🐙😍

Bacon is our S tier Tuber.

Jesus Christ loves you

He said his depth meter stopped at 800,000. When he ran into the creature he was probably around 1,100,000. Let's say this was a real thing. That'd make sense as to why the depth limit at around 8,100 exists 😂😂😂

Level 4546 in the backrooms 💀

nice video, i love it 🙃

Prehistory is 10x worse than anything in subnautica

4:03 looks like a giant Tuna fish

what is name of this mod please?

POV: subnautica but it's our planet 💀

(thumbnail) nah, thats just a boneshark