Shoutout to this scene’s music too. It really captures the rather haunting, sad yet inevitable end (from our perspective) to the dominant species of our planet for over 165 million years.
It's disturbing to think that this awesome animation (and most asteroid impact depictions) is still very watered down compared to reality, since if you were anywhere in line of sight, you would be vaporized immediately, before it even struck the ground.
On the other hand its incredible to think of what would have happened if the asteroid didn`t hit the earth? The reign of the dinosaurs lasted over 150 million years before the impact- would they still be here today if the asteroid had missed?
Avian dinosaur descendants are still thriving today so no reason to think they wouldn't, but we can surely say, that none of us would be here. Though it might be like the old Super Mario Bros. movie timeline instead, lol. @@freddiemehrcurry428
@@freddiemehrcurry428interesting question, when you hear stories of dragons one must ask oneself were they dragons or were they dinosaurs as back then the word dinosaur didn’t exist so I put to you that there’s a temple in Cambodia where they have dinosaurs carved out of stone in which temples were made so there’s that.
The explosion of the Chicxulube Asteroid was simply beyond anything you can even possibly imagine, the Asteroid exploded with the force of 150 million megatons of TNT, 3 million times more powerful than the Tsar Bomb. Everything within 900 miles of the impact is just shredded into atoms instantly, a flash of light brighter than the sun would’ve been seen, the energy from the impact is so powerful that it breaks all the way through the Earth’s crust & exposes the mantle. The explosion would’ve been the single loudest noise any living thing has ever heard, the shockwave was as fast as the hyper hurricanes on Neptune, it would’ve flattened everything within modern day Central America, 60x of the asteroids mass is flung into the atmosphere & out into space, this debris came crashing down across the planet heating up the atmosphere to temperatures akin to being inside an industrial oven. The ocean would’ve been displaced for hundreds of kilometres but eventually came back, forming a ring of tsunamis as high as 1 kilometre headed in all directions, flooding the entire continent of North America. The Impact would’ve caused a greater than magnitude 13 Earthquake, wildfires & firestorms would’ve raged across the entire planet.
You do t need to destroy it. Just alter the course of it by a miniscule amount, and it will miss Earth. It happened before, and it will happen again so there is no need to worry about asteroids hitting earth
I would litrely love to see a dinosaur in real life even though I mite be eating a minute later it would still be cool but a no one would be able to survive with them here but it would be cool to see one with my own eyes walking about
Finally, Now that's what I'm talking about, they really nailed the accurate depiction of explosion of the impact in both ground level view and in space view rather than a stereotypical mushroom cloud we always see in many asteroid impact documentaries, hope other documentaries will learn about the impact explosion dynamics from them in the future
The asteroid was likely a faster death for the dinosaurs as an extinction was pending anyways. If you look through the geological timeline there was a period of massive volcanic active before and after the impact. The Deccan traps formed on the moving indian plate and had already induced climate change, a similar effect to the Permian Triassic extinction. Its possible that without the volcanic activity the asteroid may not have wiped out the dinosaurs. The deccan traps is undermined by the asteriod but recent work suggests that the volcanic activity played a major role in the K-Pg event
you know it's massive when a shock-wave large enough to flatten trees for 600 miles in diameter was made BEFORE the asteroid even hit the ground! not that it mattered, but fascinating air can be super-heated and compressed on such a large scale. terrifying.
It’s nowhere near the worst mass extinction event. The Permian or great dying killed over 90% of all life over half a million years. This was before the dinosaurs.
यह घटना एक प्राचीन भारतीय ग्रंथों में वर्णित एक कहावत को चरितार्थ करती है कि "विनाश से ही उत्पति का सृजन होता है" क्योंकि उस महाविनाश के बाद धरती पर मनुष्य का सृजन हुआ।
Once dinosaurs wiped out ! now Humans ! then who will be next !! Once happens that means it can happen again !! really scary to imagine what will happen in future !!
A layer of minerals only found in asteroids separating the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene, with all non-avian dinosaur fossils disappearing after the layer is a strong evidence for the asteroid extinction, specially when you have a giant crater that also dates back to the same age as the conveniently placed layer of asteroid remnants.
If people don't know this by now I'd be amazed. How many more documentaries are going to be made about this?? Not to mention that he didn't even mention the real reason we understand where and what hit because of the iridium deposits in the soil layers.
looks like someone superimposed the death star destruction scene from rogue one and touched it up a bit to not catch any attention. except i did. you also wouldn't have even seen a rock or a trail as it happens in 2:40. it would have simply been pulses of blinding light followed by a white out event until the resulting fireball and cloud had formed
I remember as a kid in the late 1950's reading that no one knew why they suddenly and mysteriously disappeared. Still can't wrap my head around today's birds being their descendants and maybe some dinosaurs had feathers and were brightly colored! There is so much we still don’t know about our planet’s past.
If an asteroid of this magnitude hit earth today would be a catastrophic event and costly at that every nation in the world would take years to recover if they survived
Food chain all but gone Apex predators goodbye Vienna! Clear some life survive and thank goodness or we may never had become what we are today! All these pathetic religious clowns can go pray in the corner and do nothing for our species while science figures out a way to prevent it doing it to us! You want fiction go to a church or mosque you want truth, facts and rescue put you faith in Science baby!❤✌
There was no “end of the perimeter” The asteroid hit at such monumental velocity that molten fragments and rock, soil, soot, dirt and dust created clouds that circled the earth and blocked out the sun for multiple years. Sure, there may have been an explosion with a finite blast radius, but even the blast radius would have been a thousand miles in diameter. But the lack of sunlight would have led to mass die offs of plants and vegetation, which led to a collapse of the food chain because large herbivores starved, and large carnivores would have died shortly. Nothing larger than the size of a modern-day cat wouod have survived on the surface, and those mammals would have likely scavenged, eaten insects, or eaten even smaller mouse-sized creatures. Underground seeds would hade laid dormant and would have begun growing again once the multi-year winter was over when the dust clouds cleared.
It wasn`t the fire rain that wiped out the dinosaurs. The asteroid strike vapourised the gypsum on the sea floor causing it to be ejected into the atmosphere as an aerosol. This blocked out the sun for several years causing photosynthesis in plants to become highly reduced. It also caused the oceans to become acidified in turn triggering catastrophic changes to the world`s climate. The plant eating dinosaurs couldn`t adapt to the shock on the global ecosystem resulting in the carnivorous dinosaurs that fed on them also perishing. The effect on the dinosaurs is most noticeable because they were the most widely dispersed large creatures on the planet but the KT strike in fact wiped out 75% of all life on Earth including mammals, sharks and insects etc
The flood killed most of the dinosaurs, every one that lived on land at least. That's why you still got turtles and croc's and the like along with a host of another aquatic creatures. What wiped out mankind? mind control. Beautiful visuals, well thought out and well presented stories from seemingly creditable drifters with authoritative titles. The lie is soothing: your fundamentally good. The truth is harsh: you cannot reach good, at your best your heart is evil and in need of saving.
The dinosaurs didnt die from an impact event! They were removed from this planet. The single fossil dinosaurs found were already dead before removal found here and there. Unlike the mammoth mass grave sight in alaska which implies a catastrophic event took place and cornered them with no where to go and either drowned or died from starvation there is no sign of this ever taking place with dinosaurs. They just vanished like the lost civilizations or relocated..
What do you mean? Mammoth carcasses are a lot younger than dinosaur carcasses, and therefore have not deteriorated as much. Also the location and climate where a creature dies is important to how well preserved their remains will be. So that's why we don't find as many fully preserved dinosaur skeletons - many of them have fully or mostly deteriorated. ALSO, dinosaurs weren't all wiped out or "lifted off the earth", most of them slowly evolved into modern day birds or lizards or other creatures. Whereas mammoths went fully extinct.
@@vekaroni135 it's not how old it's what any life would do to escape a catastrophic event until there is nowhere else to go. In the event of the mammoths implies a tsunami of epic proportions. There are also Sabor tooth tigers and several more animals found so far along with the mammoths.
Perhaps it was us who finally finished off the dinosaurs, when I say us I mean our ancient ancestors who were small rodent like burrowing mammals. These ancient mammals would have lived underground eating whatever they could find, roots, dead animals and dinosaur eggs. The dinosaurs may have made an eventual comeback but the mammals ate their eggs preventing this. Even today rats from ships landing on remote islands can wipe out ground roosting birds.
Mechanical Armageddon Constantly throwing huge boulders (stones) through the inner central gut of a huge mountain from above, constantly renewing them with new ones during splits, so that the effect does not change, and armageddon quickly develops into annihilation
Still a 6 mile wide asteriod that collided with Earth will never convince me that it wiped out 75 percent of living organism on Earth millions of years ago. Never!
The only thing that died in this impact, apparently are the dinosaurs not the mammals not the fish not the birds not the bugs not the plants. Therefore, I think something else killed the dinosaurs like egg, destroying mammals
Correction For The Narrator: the land bridge that was constructed by an asteroid, the same with the gulf of Mexico, those asteroids made bigger impacts then the ones where y’all be lookin’ for
with all due respect ... the cénote cave images shows clusters in different locations. if the clusters should be a result from the different rock substance left over after the impact then wouldn't you see these cluster ONLY in this impact area? the cause does not seem to exclude them emerging in HIGH numbers away from the site. so unless there is a good reason to explain why they occur elsewhere then your "imaginative circle" of cénotes is not a smoking gun. the layer of asteroid material found in multiple locations dating backto 65 million years old at least indates a global event and causation to it being asteroid. but THIS, does not seem like causal evidence to me.
Dinosaurs boss: “so you’re still coming in today, though, right?”
Not the mama
We've lost some this week, gotta play catch up k?
“Dinosaurs have been on this planet for 160M years it’s not like we’re just gonna, Disappear…”
*emotional music*
That's so damn Boomer and Gen X.
Which ones
These visuals have no business looking so stunning
Impresionantes? Se quedan bastante cortas si pones en perspectiva como se vería un impacto así en la vida real
Shoutout to this scene’s music too. It really captures the rather haunting, sad yet inevitable end (from our perspective) to the dominant species of our planet for over 165 million years.
Why?
"If the dinosaurs had had a space program, they would still be here today..." Carl Sagan
Well we have one,and we absolutly cant repel a 6 miles asteroid lmao,not yet anyway
@@kalidah8431 thats what you think...
@@xafar67 im listening
@@kalidah8431 you show me the six mile wide asteroid first...
@@xafar67 huh....what?
It's disturbing to think that this awesome animation (and most asteroid impact depictions) is still very watered down compared to reality, since if you were anywhere in line of sight, you would be vaporized immediately, before it even struck the ground.
Those who were vaporized were the lucky ones.
It really is actually mind blowing to think about the earth shattering level of destruction it would cause.
On the other hand its incredible to think of what would have happened if the asteroid didn`t hit the earth? The reign of the dinosaurs lasted over 150 million years before the impact- would they still be here today if the asteroid had missed?
Avian dinosaur descendants are still thriving today so no reason to think they wouldn't, but we can surely say, that none of us would be here. Though it might be like the old Super Mario Bros. movie timeline instead, lol. @@freddiemehrcurry428
@@freddiemehrcurry428interesting question, when you hear stories of dragons one must ask oneself were they dragons or were they dinosaurs as back then the word dinosaur didn’t exist so I put to you that there’s a temple in Cambodia where they have dinosaurs carved out of stone in which temples were made so there’s that.
It's frightening that we are so helpless even it happens today
Don't believe this BS.
@@salesprosteveAre you seriously denying the KT Mass Extinction? 💀
NASA's DART. That's our defense.
Wtf@@salesprosteve
Only a Space Force equivalent to Star Trek would save us from
a 6 mile wide space rock. Probably up to 100 years away.
animation is getting better each year.maybe one day we will see a precise rendition of the event that kill all the dinosaurs
Not sure we could claim it being precise without ever being there, but the graphics are nice
@@ibewillI think he meant being able to calculate nearly everything about that asteroid and then with that data simulate what it would look like.
Precise yet not accurate
you will see it first person
People think for some reason the idea is to destory the astroid when in realkty they just have to nudge it the most mjniscule amount and ig will miss.
3:15 Looks almost like the Death Star hitting the desert planet in Rogue One
Imagine the awesome species lost during the impact leaving no history to be discovered
Bear in mind that the dinosaur fossil record only reveals about 5% of the species alive during the dinosaur age. Think about that.
03:14 is equally breathtakingly stunning as it is inherently frightening.
the vfx team clearly copied the death star jedha scene from rogue one.
The explosion of the Chicxulube Asteroid was simply beyond anything you can even possibly imagine, the Asteroid exploded with the force of 150 million megatons of TNT, 3 million times more powerful than the Tsar Bomb.
Everything within 900 miles of the impact is just shredded into atoms instantly, a flash of light brighter than the sun would’ve been seen, the energy from the impact is so powerful that it breaks all the way through the Earth’s crust & exposes the mantle.
The explosion would’ve been the single loudest noise any living thing has ever heard, the shockwave was as fast as the hyper hurricanes on Neptune, it would’ve flattened everything within modern day Central America, 60x of the asteroids mass is flung into the atmosphere & out into space, this debris came crashing down across the planet heating up the atmosphere to temperatures akin to being inside an industrial oven.
The ocean would’ve been displaced for hundreds of kilometres but eventually came back, forming a ring of tsunamis as high as 1 kilometre headed in all directions, flooding the entire continent of North America. The Impact would’ve caused a greater than magnitude 13 Earthquake, wildfires & firestorms would’ve raged across the entire planet.
People think for some reason the idea is to destory the astroid when in realkty they just have to nudge it the most mjniscule amount and ig will miss.
You do t need to destroy it. Just alter the course of it by a miniscule amount, and it will miss Earth. It happened before, and it will happen again so there is no need to worry about asteroids hitting earth
The dinosaurs must have been terrified 😢
i just thought about this a few minutes ago. they must’ve been so confused :(
Who gives a f? Idiots. You would’ve been eaten
Nah they were chillin.
@@realpolitik3169 how did u know
@@elonmusk8588 cause I was there with him
Poor little dinosaurs. They had no idea what was going on. Just scared and in pain.
I would litrely love to see a dinosaur in real life even though I mite be eating a minute later it would still be cool but a no one would be able to survive with them here but it would be cool to see one with my own eyes walking about
3:01 shout out to the cameraman that gave his life for this shot. Lost, but never forgotten.
😂😂
cameraman never dies hahahaha
😂😂 he is a legend Rip camera man
Finally, Now that's what I'm talking about, they really nailed the accurate depiction of explosion of the impact in both ground level view and in space view rather than a stereotypical mushroom cloud we always see in many asteroid impact documentaries, hope other documentaries will learn about the impact explosion dynamics from them in the future
I think it would be far more bright and impossible to see with naked eye by that distance. But I agree, it's a better simulation than others.
Agreed👍
I worked on the space shot, spent ages looking at simulations and I tried to keep it close to a more conical shape I saw.
Really, you actually work for BBC doing this masterpiece or was it like just your hobby of some sort?
Without asteroid-chan's help, man wouldn't have existed
Amazingly, you can still see its impact and damage even today.
Amazingly you're more gullible than the rest of the viewers.
How?😊
@@larskk101Chicxulub Crater
Not visibly. It's buried several thousand feet.
@@salesprostevedumbass
03:05 damn that's some good animation. Looks epic!
Poor dinosaurs ; they didn't see it coming. What a way to go.
Nice graphics, seriously. I watched the impact scenes from the ground perspective and space perspective several times.
The asteroid was likely a faster death for the dinosaurs as an extinction was pending anyways. If you look through the geological timeline there was a period of massive volcanic active before and after the impact. The Deccan traps formed on the moving indian plate and had already induced climate change, a similar effect to the Permian Triassic extinction. Its possible that without the volcanic activity the asteroid may not have wiped out the dinosaurs. The deccan traps is undermined by the asteriod but recent work suggests that the volcanic activity played a major role in the K-Pg event
It's now thought that the impact caused the deccan traps to erupt.
@@montylc2001No, the Deccan traps were erupting since at least 800,000 years before impact.
RIP to all the dinosaurs killed 🙏
Wow the graphics are insane! Props to the vfx team
Can't help but feel sorry for the Dinosaurs 🦕
It makes me so sad 😞
I hate being right every time
@@mothermovementa😂😂😂😂😂Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The explosion shown in this video is lot better with more clarity than the Oppenheimer hype
CGI vs Reality Comparing here
Fun fact: the trains in Japan still arrived on time the day the asteroid struck. Incredible.
Never use the word "fact" on a joke,dumbfuck
Source?
1:00 “I’m sat in it”
The VFX is insane….
Sephiroth got tired of their shit is all…
how do humans know this but there was no human when that tragedy happend🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Ever heard of geology??
1:37 maybe reaching a bit there with the "arc" you see. I see a bunch of random dots that don't make out a circle in that way.
It was May 11. I stil remember it like it was yesterday.
Hello! Where can I see this full documentary?? @bbc
Did you ever find it?
@@Its_A_London_Thing no , let me know if you do!
Poor dinos 🥺💔
Lol 😂
Crying a river or oceans 🌊
you know it's massive when a shock-wave large enough to flatten trees for 600 miles in diameter was made BEFORE the asteroid even hit the ground! not that it mattered, but fascinating air can be super-heated and compressed on such a large scale. terrifying.
what is the name of this episode and where can i watch it
Impressive how even after that, the earth still grew back alive
It’s nowhere near the worst mass extinction event. The Permian or great dying killed over 90% of all life over half a million years. This was before the dinosaurs.
even if the moon smashed into earth the planet would still survive and eventually support life again. this has already happened once before
Allah is the greatest
@@Bbreezy1337 i dont know about that, everyone that praising allah in middle east r always at war and fighting and getting killed
I always said that to how was the earth suppose to grow back after that happens it's nuts
यह घटना एक प्राचीन भारतीय ग्रंथों में वर्णित एक कहावत को चरितार्थ करती है कि "विनाश से ही उत्पति का सृजन होता है" क्योंकि उस महाविनाश के बाद धरती पर मनुष्य का सृजन हुआ।
And one hit about 12500 years ago and another will come from the asteroid belt that passes our planet twice a year in June and October
Once dinosaurs wiped out ! now Humans ! then who will be next !! Once happens that means it can happen again !! really scary to imagine what will happen in future !!
This is impressive, would like to see the place where the asteroid fell.
That evidence for the astroid strike sounds rather lame to me
A layer of minerals only found in asteroids separating the boundary between the Cretaceous and Paleogene, with all non-avian dinosaur fossils disappearing after the layer is a strong evidence for the asteroid extinction, specially when you have a giant crater that also dates back to the same age as the conveniently placed layer of asteroid remnants.
I want a full video on this
THE ICE AGE!!
*shoots ice laser*
Came here looking for this one
😂😂😂
Thank you SO much!! I was hoping to find this quote! xD
Stunning visuals. I keep watching this video starting at 2:25 on repeat...
Is there a full episode of this or just the 4 mins?
this "Hit" was more devastating due to the angle at which it entered the atmosphere and subsequently hit
Explain
@rgudduu it hit at 60 degrees which scientists call the deadliest angle because climate changing gases would be thrust into the atmosphere
@@simonhealey9253 hmmm maybe right
And also the material of the bedrock at the impact site. Created acid rain.
@@simonhealey9253none of it is fact they are all theories. No one will know exactly what happened.
Cool animation!
The smoking gun was the shocked quartz that was found during a drilling operation.
bro looks at a pond and says "oh yeah thats the thing that killed everything"
If people don't know this by now I'd be amazed. How many more documentaries are going to be made about this?? Not to mention that he didn't even mention the real reason we understand where and what hit because of the iridium deposits in the soil layers.
It's just someone's point of view... Nobody was around to witness it lol.
@@salesprosteveit’s not a pov it’s working theory. The best one yet.
Not only are there people that don't know this but there are people that don't even realize that dinosaurs are extinct. Not kidding, worked with one.
You worked with someone that thought they were still alive or thought that they never existed?@@supertuber120
@@supertuber120maybe they meant the avian dinosaurs? they never really went extinct
About time someone did a realistic representation
I wonder why it happened! It changed whole world completely
The asteroid was sent by alien civilization from another solar system so that they can get rid of dinosaurs to pave the way for human civilization.
became colder, thus destroying eco-system.
It was hell back then…
looks like someone superimposed the death star destruction scene from rogue one and touched it up a bit to not catch any attention.
except i did. you also wouldn't have even seen a rock or a trail as it happens in 2:40. it would have simply been pulses of blinding light followed by a white out event until the resulting fireball and cloud had formed
It shows how the VFX team artist at rogue one did a great job of accurately depicting what exactly it should look like.
3:29 we can even here some dino cries
I would too if I and everything around me were being barbecued alive by lava rain, lol
I remember as a kid in the late 1950's reading that no one knew why they suddenly and mysteriously disappeared. Still can't wrap my head around today's birds being their descendants and maybe some dinosaurs had feathers and were brightly colored! There is so much we still don’t know about our planet’s past.
If an asteroid of this magnitude hit earth today would be a catastrophic event and costly at that every nation in the world would take years to recover if they survived
Long story short, we would all be died.
Thank you for enlightening us all with the knowledge that an extinction level asteroid impact would be “catastrophic and costly” if it happened today.
A moon of saturn was destroyed, debris from said event hit earth, 65 million years ago. Not a coincidence.
Then why other species survived?
Buried underground or in water
Food chain all but gone Apex predators goodbye Vienna! Clear some life survive and thank goodness or we may never had become what we are today! All these pathetic religious clowns can go pray in the corner and do nothing for our species while science figures out a way to prevent it doing it to us! You want fiction go to a church or mosque you want truth, facts and rescue put you faith in Science baby!❤✌
And in air.
Right. Ground dwelling animals had a chance, protected underground, and gave rise to mammalian supremacy.@@_MaZTeR_
“Other”
All species survived in one way or another. Even the dinosaurs. But mammals did better.
Wow a billion nuclear explosions left one hole
🤣
So all the dynasous were gathered at one location, and every one of them perished there and then... not even one was outside the perimeters?
Yes
@@joemariejames4757 And you know this how?
Lol, are you for real? What a dumb question!
There was no “end of the perimeter”
The asteroid hit at such monumental velocity that molten fragments and rock, soil, soot, dirt and dust created clouds that circled the earth and blocked out the sun for multiple years. Sure, there may have been an explosion with a finite blast radius, but even the blast radius would have been a thousand miles in diameter. But the lack of sunlight would have led to mass die offs of plants and vegetation, which led to a collapse of the food chain because large herbivores starved, and large carnivores would have died shortly. Nothing larger than the size of a modern-day cat wouod have survived on the surface, and those mammals would have likely scavenged, eaten insects, or eaten even smaller mouse-sized creatures. Underground seeds would hade laid dormant and would have begun growing again once the multi-year winter was over when the dust clouds cleared.
That's not the way it works.
I feel for the dinosaurs, man... 😢
I will remember you all with my Mattel collection, bro! 👊😫 💯💯
Did the fire rain travel across the globe? Just wondering why it killed ALL the dinosaurs but not all life
It wasn`t the fire rain that wiped out the dinosaurs.
The asteroid strike vapourised the gypsum on the sea floor causing it to be ejected into the atmosphere as an aerosol. This blocked out the sun for several years causing photosynthesis in plants to become highly reduced. It also caused the oceans to become acidified in turn triggering catastrophic changes to the world`s climate.
The plant eating dinosaurs couldn`t adapt to the shock on the global ecosystem resulting in the carnivorous dinosaurs that fed on them also perishing.
The effect on the dinosaurs is most noticeable because they were the most widely dispersed large creatures on the planet but the KT strike in fact wiped out 75% of all life on Earth including mammals, sharks and insects etc
Only large dinosaurs were wiped out over a period of some years,
If a big meteor lands in the water /ocean its pretty much over for everybody
Not pretty much, totally much! The earths surface is made up of 71% water, so we're screwed if that goes over the top.
Rip to the these amazing creatures the lives far long ago before us…
The flood killed most of the dinosaurs, every one that lived on land at least.
That's why you still got turtles and croc's and the like along with a host of another aquatic creatures.
What wiped out mankind? mind control.
Beautiful visuals, well thought out and well presented stories from seemingly creditable drifters with authoritative titles.
The lie is soothing: your fundamentally good.
The truth is harsh: you cannot reach good, at your best your heart is evil and in need of saving.
The dinosaurs didnt die from an impact event! They were removed from this planet. The single fossil dinosaurs found were already dead before removal found here and there. Unlike the mammoth mass grave sight in alaska which implies a catastrophic event took place and cornered them with no where to go and either drowned or died from starvation there is no sign of this ever taking place with dinosaurs. They just vanished like the lost civilizations or relocated..
What do you mean? Mammoth carcasses are a lot younger than dinosaur carcasses, and therefore have not deteriorated as much. Also the location and climate where a creature dies is important to how well preserved their remains will be. So that's why we don't find as many fully preserved dinosaur skeletons - many of them have fully or mostly deteriorated. ALSO, dinosaurs weren't all wiped out or "lifted off the earth", most of them slowly evolved into modern day birds or lizards or other creatures. Whereas mammoths went fully extinct.
@@vekaroni135 it's not how old it's what any life would do to escape a catastrophic event until there is nowhere else to go. In the event of the mammoths implies a tsunami of epic proportions. There are also Sabor tooth tigers and several more animals found so far along with the mammoths.
My grandpa farted after eating cabbage.
They didn't stand a chance...
Perhaps it was us who finally finished off the dinosaurs, when I say us I mean our ancient ancestors who were small rodent like burrowing mammals. These ancient mammals would have lived underground eating whatever they could find, roots, dead animals and dinosaur eggs. The dinosaurs may have made an eventual comeback but the mammals ate their eggs preventing this. Even today rats from ships landing on remote islands can wipe out ground roosting birds.
And of course, this would explain the extinction of ammonites, rudists, marine reptiles and many other groups at the same time. 😂
Rats don't eat broiler eggs?
@rgudduu wasn't rats but rats should eat grain and seeds but will eat anything
When the asteroid first contacted earth, part of it was still in space.
Ah not impressed
Mechanical Armageddon
Constantly throwing huge boulders (stones) through the inner central gut of a huge mountain from above, constantly renewing them with new ones during splits, so that the effect does not change, and armageddon quickly develops into annihilation
Excellent graphics
Eggs vs live birth and suckling? Live birth would eventually win.
The Gulf of Mexico is the largest crater from the meteor impact.
Still a 6 mile wide asteriod that collided with Earth will never convince me that it wiped out 75 percent of living organism on Earth millions of years ago. Never!
Asteroid: (Heads toward Earth)
Dinosaurs: "OMG!!! We must protect the economy!!!"
🦕🦖
This video was EXCELLENT 👍👍👍 Thank you👍
And our ancestors lived through that 🫠 just wild to think about
Interesting information
And from the ashes rises a new era.
i wish dinosaurs never went extinct
What killed the dinosaurs? The Ice Age!!!
- Mr. Freeze -
This needs to happen in the jurassic world series to make things right
This is the only way The Netherlands may ever get a mountain.
If I had a one time use only time machine, this is where I'd go to watch (assuming it protects me from the blast, that is).
The only thing that died in this impact, apparently are the dinosaurs not the mammals not the fish not the birds not the bugs not the plants.
Therefore, I think something else killed the dinosaurs like egg, destroying mammals
2:38
POV : you are witnessing the final Second of the Mesozoic , welcome to the new Era
aliens made a nuke cause they got tired of dinosars pooping church buses😂
Dinosaurs didn’t go extinct
They’re still alive today
Birds 🦅 🦢 🐦 are dinosaurs
I thought the asteroid was alot smaller and it unleashed the Deccan Traps which was the main reason for the extinction
No, it was the asteroid
Correction For The Narrator:
the land bridge that was constructed by an asteroid, the same with the gulf of Mexico, those asteroids made bigger impacts then the ones where y’all be lookin’ for
I'm with Larson, smoking killed the Dino's.
What killed dinos was selective yet precise extinction plan from a type 1 or 2 civilization. 😎
Hopefully that civilization at least preserved the embryos and genome encodings well enough. You know? For later use..
with all due respect ... the cénote cave images shows clusters in different locations. if the clusters should be a result from the different rock substance left over after the impact then wouldn't you see these cluster ONLY in this impact area? the cause does not seem to exclude them emerging in HIGH numbers away from the site. so unless there is a good reason to explain why they occur elsewhere then your "imaginative circle" of cénotes is not a smoking gun.
the layer of asteroid material found in multiple locations dating backto 65 million years old at least indates a global event and causation to it being asteroid. but THIS, does not seem like causal evidence to me.
Agree
Something decided to destroy all dinosaurs so that human can evolve and live. Poor dinos 💔
Man what I would have given to be able to fly that 6 mile wide rock down to earth
That literally makes no sense.
@@y2j1490yahoo I’m a pilot and I want to fly that asteroid even if it means death.
@@Jetairplane You can't fly an asteroid, and you can't survive that high up in earths orbit. I would think a "pilot" would know this.
@@y2j1490yahoo I will wear goggles man please don’t ruin it for me !
Whatever it was, we'll need three more for humanity
this is nice video
Pop quiz....
Which day was worse?
A The last day of the dinosaurs
B The last hemroid you had
C Jan 20th, 2020, 12:01pm
C😂
After the earth was hitted by the asteroid... How can bacterias and little animals survived if there isn't food and oxygen