then see it blow away a 10 ton dead carcass like it was a paper.. Those babies where nothing more than a leaf in the wind probably broke into matter after they blew off screen not a bad way to go seeing how everything just about eats everyone.
BBC seriously needs to reboot the show, the same narrator, better visuals and updated accurate dinosaur models with feathers, more episodes on different dinosaurs, like Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Styracosaurus and maybe even more prehistoric creatures in general like Sarcosuchus, Mosasaurus and perhaps even Dimorphodon. But for now, just enjoy what we got in earlier years, a true masterpiece
Not just the inevitability of death but also how life basically works in the wild, not just in the dinosaurs' age but even for humans in the stone age before civilization. How life in a fierce, rough, unforgiving environment moulds the mind.
9:55 that is the most depressing thing a saw as a kid. Mom dead, the kids are helpless and big blast killed them, it blasted existential crisis at me so hard.
Gosh the cgi was truly great in this! The close up animatronics get all the love, but just look at the cgi for once! Gorgeous animation, realistic impressions and great anatomy with even some skin simulation. Heck the only thing missing is a better render engine (for better shading), but this is god tiers for 1999. The animators, 3d modelers and so on did a fantastic job.
3:06 Allosaurus: Dude, not cool. Stegosaurus: Did you not just kill that kid over there!? Allosaurus: Yes, for food and sustenance. I'm a predator, not a monster.
I never realized how sad that last one was. The two little T-Rexes just hopelessly scrambling around their mother’s corpse before nature takes them all out altogether. Looking back as an adult this show also put so much into the story outside all of the usual dino expositions, makes you appreciate this even more than before.
I realize how there seems to be * a mix * of animatonics and CGI ... '_' when they say that 'CGI is getting worse', it's neat to know how still looking like 'late 90's' CGI means it can look this.
No You idiot, it was recorded by earthworm Jim’s ancestors that came to this planet and then accidentally ate the tape and shit it onto BBC headquarters
What's both amazing and sad about this program is that they managed to find locations that replicate the mesozoic landscape with any degree of accuracy. The absence of grass and flowering plants means that only a few very unique locations on earth were good enough. It's amazing they found them, but what makes it sad is there probably aren't enough other suitable locations for a sequel that uses real filming locations instead of cgi.
@@_MaZTeR_ prehistoric planet does use some shots of modern landscapes but many of those are overhead shots of oceans, deserts, forest canopies, or mountains. They use a fairly tight camera perspective to avoid showing grass in places where as far as I can tell they probably used modern footage for the backdrops. But you can still see some grass in places. At least since it’s all late Cretaceous they didn’t have to remove all flowering plants.
Its important not to interfere. In saving one animal, you starve another. You don’t want those poor allosaurus to starve, do you? In all seriousness, yeah, that’s why you don’t see cameramen interfering in nature docs.
I remember a friend from elementary gave me the entire series on VHS for my birthday because I was so into dinosaurs. I remember how realistic it looked (for that time).
Lucky for you, they greatly exaggerated the size of liopleurodon for that episode(and in the sequel walking with sea monsters) now it's around the size of a great white shark, or orca at max
@@thesnakbar when you said kids version, I thought you were talking about that other dinosaur dvd with Jay Baruchel as the narrator and the dinosaurs in each story had names
As a kid, I remember seeing a Prehistoric Planet dvd at a museum and thinking it was a sequel to Walking With Dinosaurs. I was so pissed when I found out it was just the same footage with a much more irritating and inferior narrator
There were 54 Deaths in this video that were shown clear It would have definitely been if we counted the deaths that were offscreen of this video but they are offscreen 1st episode:11 deaths 2nd episode:8 deaths 3rd episode:13 deaths 4th episode:3 deaths 5th episode:6 deaths 6th episode:13 deaths With a runtime of 612 seconds this gives us a dearh on average every 11,33 seconds which is really quick Coolest death will go to the bird being snatched of mid flight in episode three Lamest death will go to the creatures who were Killed by the the poisoned aired caused by the fire in episode 2
it's strange how my only gripe with this show was that I expected the big-jawed predatory dinos to take giant chunks out of their meals instead of just tiny sheaths off bone but that was just an expectation of mine. i *REALLY* loved this documentary lol
I remember watching walking with dinosaurs when I was way younger, and having nightmares for years when the T-Rex and baby’s were killed by the meteor. I believe it was because I thought it was all real at the time.
Looking back at Cruel Sea, it always confused me on why the Eustreptospondylus decided to hunt the Rhamphorhynchus on the beach instead of also eating the horseshoe crabs already there. That said, I could imagine that it decided to not pass up on the opportunity of eating fresh meat after seeing it resort to eating grubs and rotting turtles throughout the episode.
As a kid this show confused the hell out of me. I knew that dinosaurs are extinct, but my six-year-old brain just couldn't comprehend this show, the only two options I had were: Either they are still alive, or the team has figured out time travel.
This documentary series was my childhood, man. This gives me so much nostalgia/it hit so hard. Awesome vid btw. Edit: I came here for music but ended up with this nice vid that hit me real hard from nostalgia 🥲
I have one of those episodes on video tape. This was my favorite show as a child and there are many scenes that I still remember. That scene at 0:18 for example, I must've been 4 years old.
OMDS!! The nostalgia, i used to be a dino fanboy when i was younger, this was like a top level thing to watch back in the day. Man they need to start making newer versions.
I remember watching this as a kid, but i remember it kinda gave me slight anxiety. Especially since my favorite is the T-rex (obvious) which is arguably the most stressful part of the series.
The T. rex portion is nothing but stress lol I’m glad it’s not just me. Violent death of a hadrausaur as it trips and is eaten alive. Ankylosaurus breaking its ankle. Slowly dying with its kids following. And then meteor hits.
![[YTP] Walking with Dinosaurs- A Nasty Death](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4z24dyjoLi4/mqdefault.jpg)
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I straight up thought as a kid that the camera crew filmed during the prehistoric times
As did we all mate....
Who didn't? That's the queation
Dont we all?
@@ascendrio this. We all did
What I thought this was real as an adult smh
“Here comes the blast front...”
Yeets the baby T-Rexs lol
That bit is both hilarious and sad at the same time
then see it blow away a 10 ton dead carcass like it was a paper.. Those babies where nothing more than a leaf in the wind probably broke into matter after they blew off screen not a bad way to go seeing how everything just about eats everyone.
It ended on a cliff hanger 😲
Actually that was a merciful ending, otherwise they would starve to death or getting mauled by other predator.
Yeet the child
One of my favorite shows with my dad who sadly passed away in 2019 of cancer. He rented this from Hollywood video when I was a kid
Sorry bro I lost my uncle when I was just 5
My favorite uncle
Rip bro
I'm sorry for your loss, he will always be in your heart and memories. And you will forever cherish the great memories you had with him.
Ummm this vidoe was reassess in 2018
at first i thought it would be a compilation of every main character death, but its actually EVERY death including insects and fish LOL
I was gonna say this dude even counting fish, thats commitment XD
Did anybody asked u? LOL too bad kid
@@jpdinotime7551 what are you on about kid
@@mayday_maniac8563 shut up kid xdddd
@@jpdinotime7551 too bad in the one who asks
BBC seriously needs to reboot the show, the same narrator, better visuals and updated accurate dinosaur models with feathers, more episodes on different dinosaurs, like Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Styracosaurus and maybe even more prehistoric creatures in general like Sarcosuchus, Mosasaurus and perhaps even Dimorphodon. But for now, just enjoy what we got in earlier years, a true masterpiece
Yeh, I'd pay a small fee to get a modern version, our knowledge of dinosaurs has changed so much in the last 20 years, even the last 10 years.
Feathers debunked for most large therapods sorry kid
Imagine an episode about Aegyptosaurus.
In the Walking with Dinosaurs spin-off there are sarcosuchus and mosasaurus.
@@Ghidorah96 Eh, doesn't matter, aslong as we get modern models then im fine
5:43 _In life he was the most magnificent beast ever to take to the wing..._ *BUT SOON HE MUST FACE OPEN WATER*
same I was like what XD
Lapwingfilms in a nutshell
His one true weakness lol
They did that on purpose lol
It never occurred to me as a kid that this whole series was about the inevitability of death!
And in the end, everything died.
@@StrivedeLaLear almost everything
@@urekmazino6800 well, the meteor
This show Made me an atheist at a very Young age
Not just the inevitability of death but also how life basically works in the wild, not just in the dinosaurs' age but even for humans in the stone age before civilization. How life in a fierce, rough, unforgiving environment moulds the mind.
Wait so they’ve been filming us all the time
Yeah
well not me
@@DannyFrey they do. You just can't see em
Always have been **shoots**
@@anisahari1 wait so they filmed our kind?
9:55 that is the most depressing thing a saw as a kid. Mom dead, the kids are helpless and big blast killed them, it blasted existential crisis at me so hard.
Gosh the cgi was truly great in this! The close up animatronics get all the love, but just look at the cgi for once! Gorgeous animation, realistic impressions and great anatomy with even some skin simulation. Heck the only thing missing is a better render engine (for better shading), but this is god tiers for 1999. The animators, 3d modelers and so on did a fantastic job.
Scyrina ok
So true, this is why this series are god tier
and better lighting...
I mean CGI is not THAT old First time it had been used in the movie Young Sherlock Holmes from 1985.
jurassic park's cgi is better
3:06
Allosaurus: Dude, not cool.
Stegosaurus: Did you not just kill that kid over there!?
Allosaurus: Yes, for food and sustenance. I'm a predator, not a monster.
Stegosaurus: well..just approch a little closer and we can discuss it mote personally if you like
Stegosaurus: It was an accident!
I never realized how sad that last one was. The two little T-Rexes just hopelessly scrambling around their mother’s corpse before nature takes them all out altogether. Looking back as an adult this show also put so much into the story outside all of the usual dino expositions, makes you appreciate this even more than before.
I realize how there seems to be * a mix * of animatonics and CGI ... '_' when they say that 'CGI is getting worse', it's neat to know how still looking like 'late 90's' CGI means it can look this.
Hell I still think it looks pretty good looks better than a lot of shit I've seen today
The animatronics in this make me interested in watching it.
@@cookiesontoast9981 true
Good or bad CGI only depends on budget and time
5:23
Eustreptospondylus: "Well well well, look whos decided to show up....you killed kevin"
:(
5:35
"I'm happy to have you for dinner, Pond!"
"The pleasure is mine Dyl! Mmm... delicious!"
8:00 me when i stub my toe
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOO
@@Cryodr4k0n
08:01 Tyrannosaurus Rex 🦖: " *RRRRAAAAH* ...!!"
So glad aliens were there to bring us this amazing footage
Aliens: Your welcome human 👾
Underrated
It was the cameraman >:)
This video is brought to you by the Martians.
No You idiot, it was recorded by earthworm Jim’s ancestors that came to this planet and then accidentally ate the tape and shit it onto BBC headquarters
7:04 so this is what Old Zealand looked like.
I lived in old zealand
omg I remember watching this like 50 times when I was a kid
Saaaame !! I remember all the scene by heart haha
Same here 🤗 I watched this show all the time when I was little
That's it? Those are rookie numbers you gotta pump those numbers up.
@@forrestgumball wish i could! I lost the DVD when i Was about 11 or so but ill buy another copy soon for sure
What's both amazing and sad about this program is that they managed to find locations that replicate the mesozoic landscape with any degree of accuracy. The absence of grass and flowering plants means that only a few very unique locations on earth were good enough. It's amazing they found them, but what makes it sad is there probably aren't enough other suitable locations for a sequel that uses real filming locations instead of cgi.
Prehistoric Planet looks mostly CGI, but at least it has evolved much that it's almost indistinguishable from the real thing
@@_MaZTeR_ prehistoric planet does use some shots of modern landscapes but many of those are overhead shots of oceans, deserts, forest canopies, or mountains. They use a fairly tight camera perspective to avoid showing grass in places where as far as I can tell they probably used modern footage for the backdrops. But you can still see some grass in places. At least since it’s all late Cretaceous they didn’t have to remove all flowering plants.
The camera man just watch them die smh
The people who work for the BBC lack compassion.
Ikr
If i were tbere i would have saved them
*survival of the fittest-*
Its important not to interfere. In saving one animal, you starve another. You don’t want those poor allosaurus to starve, do you? In all seriousness, yeah, that’s why you don’t see cameramen interfering in nature docs.
@@belisauriusfish9406 theres also the fact they would probably rip you to shreds
i used to watch this *ALL THE TIME* as a kid the nostalgia is real
Same/I feel you
Same here
Nobody:
UA-cam subtitles:
The postal service has an easy meal.
Oh dear lord XDDDD
"The Pasillas is now too weak to fight"
09:18 one of the most traumatic events of my childhood...
True tho, he begging like "no! NO! pls no!" *crunch*
that alone kept me up for a week straight, thank you netflix!
The Utah raptor hunt too
I agree. That hit me hard so hard.
Poor Dino
Poor Anatotitite
Dude, this was my FUCKING CHILDHOOD. where'd you get it.
It’s on U.K. Netflix now
@@xabijonesx3398 wait is it ima chack that
7:35 hey that's my cat sound effect
Omg 😅😂😂
Human brain : we must developed our homeland and hey there is a war!
Dinosaurs : *WE JUST WANT TO EAT*
3:36 let's get a RIP for that theropod. He never suspected the giant sea monster.
*Eustreptospondylus had never seen such bullshit before*
Eustreptospondylus
That liopleurodon was a spawn camper anyway
He just got Ocean Man'd
the camera man is braveeee my guy was filming them up close and everything
I'd like to thank the camera guy for his hard work. If it wasn't for his work we wouldn't be able to see this 😊
I wouldn't be surprised after 1993's Jurassic park Documentary
😆😆
10:09 when the PS5 performs at 69 terashits per megafart
4:23 is the most brutal one.
Lmao
I remember a friend from elementary gave me the entire series on VHS for my birthday because I was so into dinosaurs. I remember how realistic it looked (for that time).
The models and things still do look like they're there, not so much in the accuracy department
this show is very violent i watched this when i was little kid :/
I literally watched when I was 3 and the only thing that scared me were the cannibalistic lizard things
I was watching this when I was 5 and I was like “This is fine”
The American version “Prehistoric Planet” cut out most of the violent parts.
@@ianhines2302 Why did they Do thar
@@alicekong7016 ye me too
3:36 I see where Jurassic World took its inspiration from
3:36 this scene always scared me.
Lucky for you, they greatly exaggerated the size of liopleurodon for that episode(and in the sequel walking with sea monsters) now it's around the size of a great white shark, or orca at max
4:55 plot twist : he angry that he is rejected from his school
He was just having fun with food.
10:09
YEEET
The dvd i have of this show had ben stiller as the narrator
yea that was "prehistoric planet" basically the discovery kids version of the "walking with dinosaurs/beasts" series
@@thesnakbar when you said kids version, I thought you were talking about that other dinosaur dvd with Jay Baruchel as the narrator and the dinosaurs in each story had names
Yeah i too have DVD " world classic Dinodours movies " in that one of documentary is this.
As a kid, I remember seeing a Prehistoric Planet dvd at a museum and thinking it was a sequel to Walking With Dinosaurs. I was so pissed when I found out it was just the same footage with a much more irritating and inferior narrator
The sound design and music is truly astonishing. The amount of effort put into this was unreal.
5:44 this had me dead😂
It was just chilling
BUT SOON HE MUST FACE OPEN WATER
😂😂😂
@@Thewildlifeenthusiast123 his one true weakness
6:54 and 9:02 are great without context
What was great about this show is that they made puppets for closeups and CGI for the rest.
HOLY SHIT I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS WITH MY GRANDPA EVERY SINGLE DAY
purdefect dinsaur jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjdjfjcjfidjdjdjdjdd
every single night ?
That’s stegosaurus just go rogue or something. It’s literally murdering babies 3:07
Rabies lol
I laughed
Why did he do that?
@@SX1995able Well, Stegosaurus's brain was small, he thought it was danger to him.
I mean, I guess he was startled, or it was territorial reasons.
stego: *looks at fully grown diplodocus*
Stego: oh wow a herbivore, that’s okay
Also stego: *looks at baby diplodocus*
Stego: begone
There were 54 Deaths in this video that were shown clear
It would have definitely been if we counted the deaths that were offscreen of this video but they are offscreen
1st episode:11 deaths
2nd episode:8 deaths
3rd episode:13 deaths
4th episode:3 deaths
5th episode:6 deaths
6th episode:13 deaths
With a runtime of 612 seconds this gives us a dearh on average every 11,33 seconds which is really quick
Coolest death will go to the bird being snatched of mid flight in episode three
Lamest death will go to the creatures who were Killed by the the poisoned aired caused by the fire in episode 2
👆I understood that reference!
1:33 Poor baby:(
RIP litte bird
Idk why, but all those close up shots with the puppets have an eerily similar vibe to those hyper-realistic close-ups in Spongebob.
8:00 lol that roar
It's uppitched
When i was young, this was my favourite TV show
The Anatotitan death was bone chilling to me.
What an awesome show this was and walking with mammals I loved that they used animatronics always thought the big al was such a cool design
Big Al was my favorite, too. Best scenario in the whole series was when the mosasaurus snathed the al from the depths.
it's strange how my only gripe with this show was that I expected the big-jawed predatory dinos to take giant chunks out of their meals instead of just tiny sheaths off bone
but that was just an expectation of mine. i *REALLY* loved this documentary lol
Humans : Seeing both left and right to cross road.
Dinosaurs : Seeing both side to eat.
2:45 and 2:46 😂😂😂
No animals harmed for the production
Many homo sapiens were heartbroken from the pterosaur episode so not completely true.
I remember watching walking with dinosaurs when I was way younger, and having nightmares for years when the T-Rex and baby’s were killed by the meteor. I believe it was because I thought it was all real at the time.
I remember being afraid of all these deaths as a kid, but now it's fascinating.
Wow, I haven’t seen this since I was a kid! Nostalgia at its finest for me right now.
Ok the end is kinda funny how everything just blows away
This was the best thing ever when I was growing up. I watched it over and over. Takes me back
Looking back at Cruel Sea, it always confused me on why the Eustreptospondylus decided to hunt the Rhamphorhynchus on the beach instead of also eating the horseshoe crabs already there. That said, I could imagine that it decided to not pass up on the opportunity of eating fresh meat after seeing it resort to eating grubs and rotting turtles throughout the episode.
Ornithocerirus= Epic death
My fav episode
I actually cried after watching that one .
@@karissarasmussen567 me too. That scene stuck with me.
08:00 i wonder my male chicken is this creature
Nah, not his Descendend, that off Archeopterix
I’ve always liked that dinosaurs had such long muscular tails...
As a kid this show confused the hell out of me. I knew that dinosaurs are extinct, but my six-year-old brain just couldn't comprehend this show, the only two options I had were: Either they are still alive, or the team has figured out time travel.
We need to get this reanimated, because it didn’t age well, but I would love to see the updated dinos.
Omg yes especially ballad of big al, id love to see an updated version of it
This documentary series was my childhood, man. This gives me so much nostalgia/it hit so hard. Awesome vid btw.
Edit: I came here for music but ended up with this nice vid that hit me real hard from nostalgia 🥲
Sometimes I'm surprised my parents allowed me to see this at such a young age
that dead trex embryo was so realistic, it actually left me traumatized for it, and I still cant look at it...
"Yeah, when dinosaurs fly!" *Looks at the end of this video* "..."
I'm tired of searching jurassic park without humans
I have one of those episodes on video tape. This was my favorite show as a child and there are many scenes that I still remember. That scene at 0:18 for example, I must've been 4 years old.
I remember being so obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid so I would watch stuff like this so much and I'm feeling so much nostalgia
This was one year before Disney's Dinosaur.
7:02-7:04 I wonder what documentary this segment came from? 7:04 This was seen on Eyewitness Reptile.
The team behind this the music team, the writers got u to feel more reptiles that died eons ago. Impressive.
Man I loved this show back in the day hell ill still watch it
8:39 just like hangry girls today😂
The death at 1:30 always made me sad
10:09 To be Continued
I am speed
YEET
I need to know how to access this again, this and Walling with Beasts was pure bliss as a child!
I still remember that fight on the waterfall from when I watched this as a kid like it was yesterday
I love how they use animatronics in some of these shots, when CGI isn't necessary.
As a kid, the death of the old ornithocheirus made me cry even more than Dragonheart...
especially for 1999 the visual effects are incredible. The amount of effort put into this was insane.
Were any production staff eaten alive during the making of this video
Yes, they lost Gregory
@@JoeSmith-sl9bq 0 boo
Lmaooo the baby t-Rex at 10:07-
“Aight imma head out”
I binged this in two days because I was in my dinosaur phase and enjoyed it thoroughly
The cameraman is the only one who can't die
Can you try beasts and monsters. Cavemen will do for a bonus.
OMDS!! The nostalgia, i used to be a dino fanboy when i was younger, this was like a top level thing to watch back in the day. Man they need to start making newer versions.
7:43
well thats just sad
I remember watching this as a kid, but i remember it kinda gave me slight anxiety. Especially since my favorite is the T-rex (obvious) which is arguably the most stressful part of the series.
The T. rex portion is nothing but stress lol I’m glad it’s not just me. Violent death of a hadrausaur as it trips and is eaten alive. Ankylosaurus breaking its ankle. Slowly dying with its kids following. And then meteor hits.
I remember being so stoked for this
The way the babies got yeeted at the end always cracks me up 😂😂
They aired this in my country's local TV when I was a kid and I loved it. I also had the PC game and it was bananas :'D
That was a blast from the past. I remember watching this show like it was yesterday.
2:17 me too buddy... me too
Wot
WOAHHHHHHHH
... they eat/ate her from THE INSIDE OUT.... gives me real chills man
Yo these series were my childhood I think I still have cd's with those and that og intro just gave me the biggest nostalgia I've ever had in my LIFE
😂😂😂 they consider the maggots being eaten as a “death” 😂😂😂
I mean it's still a living thing
@@rileytheloser1350 true bro.......
10:08 I know this is supposed to be sad but I died so hard of laughter after seeing the baby tyrannosaurus getting yeeted by the wind 🤣😂
kinda feel bad for them i didn't expect how sad is gonna be
@@SCOURGEEDITSS yea me too. but the way they get yeeted tho.
4:03 I swear the lio attack scene had more to it, does wwd have lost media?
Nah i think it was just weirdly edited.
I've never noticed that some scenes were real.. as a kid, I assumed everything was CG. So well done for an old documentary about extinct animals.
They used both CG and animatronic