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The Biological Horrors of Kong’s Skull Island

Click on the link and download the official Star Trek Game for a chance to win a U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 model: https://sttlink.onelink.me/Z8Hp/ytsf To join the challenge, download the game, reach the Captain Level 5 for a chance to win 1 of the 5 model U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701. Subject to T&Cs.: https://bit.ly/3OmO6wq Check Star Trek Timelines out on social media: FB: https://bit.ly/3NKb2FV IG: https://bit.ly/38UBpdG Twitter: https://bit.ly/3tvPUM7 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For ad-free, extended editions, EXCLUSIVE videos, and more, check out my Patreon! ▷   / thoughtpotato   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You may familiar with Skull Island, the filming location of a documentary produced by Peter Jackson in 2005. while the focus of that film was one of the island's largest species of fauna, there is much, much more to discover. Today, we'll be diving deep into Skull Island's species. But be warned: everything on this island is dangerous, and much of it is disturbing. For more, you can read the book produced by Weta Workshop (Kong: A Natural History of Skill Island). Sadly, though, this book is out of print and hard to come by. Your best bet is Amazon or eBay, but due to its rarity, prices are usually over $200! Still, it's a masterpiece of artwork, and the artists and creature designers did a great job. Scroll down for more information! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Credits: All artwork taken from World of Kong: A Natural History of Skull Island. This video features materials protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act. All rights reserved to the copyright owners. Writer: Daniel Falconer Research: Ben Wootten Editor: Margaret Clark Art Directors: Ben Wootten and Daniel Falconer Layout Artist: Amanda Smart Principal Illustrators: Greg Broadmore   / greg_broadmore   Stephen Crowe https://www.deviantart.com/stephencrowe Daniel Falconer http://ideasondesign.net/speakers/spe... Chris Guise Gus Hunter https://conceptartworld.com/artists/g... Christian Pearce https://www.artstation.com/christianp... Paul Tobin https://www.paultobinart.com/ Ben Wootten https://www.artstation.com/benwootten Cover Artist: Gus Hunter Supporting Illustrators: Gino Acevedo   / gino.acevedo   Johnny Brough Brad Goff Christian Gossett   / gossett_pictures   David Meng https://davidmengartworks.com/ Weta Creative Director: Richard Taylor Skull Island Creature Conceptualization/World Design: Gino Acevedo, Rob Baldwin, Saul Barnes, Sam Belcher, Jeremy Bennett, Jamie Beswarick, Shaun Bolton, Steve Boyle, Greg Broadmore, Don Brooker, Johnny Brough, Sourisak Chanpaseuth, Keh Chon Wee, Stephen Crowe, Bryce Curtis, Jason Docherty, Daniel Falconer, Ryk Fortuna, Brad Goff, Christian Gossett, Chris Guise, Ben Hawker, Bill Hunt, Gary Hunt, Gus Hunter, Tira Iraka O'Daly, Tom Lauten, Alan Lee, Gareth McGhie, David Meng, Les Nairn, Christian Pearce, Jonas Springborg, Miles Teves, Dominic Till, Paul Tobin, Greg Tozer, Steven Unwin, and Ben Wootten. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 1:14 - Brontosaurus 2:42 - Sponsored segment 4:22 - Ferrucutus 5:21 - V. Rex 7:00 - Carrion eaters 9:11 - Piranhadon 11:15 - Scorpiopede 12:02 - Swamp-wing 12:11 - Venatosaurus 15:13 - Foetodon 16:04 - Asperdorsus 16:59 - Centipedes 17:43 - Stickalithus 18:18 - Flizards 19:37 - Flying rats 20:41 - Weta-rex 21:14 - Arachnoclaw 21:57 - Deplector 22:38 - Carnictis 23:51 - Terapusmordax 24:59 - Gladiodon 25:40 - Megaprimatus Kong