Don't believe that bullshit!!! If the entire earth was made from carbon 14 it would completely disappear in less than a million years so why do we still have carbon 14 in everything if the earth is billions of years old??? Also why do we still have a magnetic field? It's impossible for it to last for millions of years let alone billions!!! Check out the site, Young Earth Creation and see all the evidence for young earth! They have absolutely no proof whatsoever that the earth is billions of years old!!! They actually date the fossils by the rocks that they are found in and they date the rocks by the fossils that are found in them!!!! Hardly scientific and circular reasoning!!! That's their science and that's their false lies about how old the earth is!!!
I hate robovoices as well...cannot STAND them... although, how do we know that robovoices haven't developed to the point where we can't tell they're robos? Have we given this guy the Turing Test yet?
@Jon Dunmore AI has definitely gotten to the point where they have voices that are basically undiscernible from normal human voices. You can pay a couple bucks a month these days to get your own voice learned by an AI and then used. It's actually pretty advanced. Many entities have used AI voices for stuff.
@@harrywalker5836 The truth is out there. We have been exposed to the lie of evolution daily for many decades. There are some who know the real history of this planet.
by the time your son is old enough to want to know about this stuff, it will be so out dated by discovery of new info and correct pronounciation that he won't want to see it!!!!!!!
I’ve always been a huge lover of the science of Dinosaurs crazy how I forgot so much. This was so fascinating and informative yet well put together from every aspect. Thank you so much. As well the narrator was amazing
No such things as dinosaurs, and if there was, do ya think they decided that they were gender fluid,?😂😂😂😂😂, Nope , they have found out so much about them, in the last fifty years, like that meteor, that killed them, plate tectonics, ect, I am fascinated by the history of the earth and it's inhabitants,😮😂
Good heavens you are beautiful. Caught me off guard. Good on you plus I totally agree. My brain is so full of crap all the time It's nice to sit back and listen to some 🦕 stuff. Escapism
This was very educational and I love it. It was about 99% accurate. Everyone knows the moment before impact. Every dinosaur pulled out their phones for videos and selfie.
I couldn't stop thinking about all the little kids watching this and how fascinating it would be for them. I love how the narration spoke to all ages also.
The amount of research throughout time done by scientists and scholars is mind boggling! We have to look humans also in this positive way instead of degrading ourselves constantly!
I look at legitimate scientists in a positive light, but the vast majority of humankind doesn't even understand evolution. I have no hope for the ants that make up the vast majority of our species.
Top quality docu. Can’t help but get emotional when seeing the dinosaurs go extinct. I always feel so sad as they all die instantly or over time from hunger, toxicity or other things. It’s almost unbelievable we live on the same ground as these fantastic animals used to live
An unbelievable production my friends!! A wondrous animation with the narration is good for any age. This is quality documentary at it’s finest. Thankyou for your efforts. Kudos!!!
@@abelflores3752 hUH? When did I mention evolve, and magically appearing anything? I like this persons creativity and the CGI/sound and narration is excellent and much effort went in. Regardless of theories, which I didn’t elude to any.
We have discovered Suns bc they're bright, which are over 3,000 times larger than our Sun. There may be habitable "Earths" in distant Galaxies, the size of of our Sun! And potentially in their Late Cretaceous point now - this minute, With Creatures like a T-Rex, the size of 70 NFL stadiums, and 3 times taller than Burj Khalifa Bldg. in Dubai. To amoeba, we are huge. A new born mouse, to an adult ancient Mammoth might compare. Meaning that our largest Dinosaur could be a baby flea, to a currently living Gigantic T-Rex type creature presently on the prowl this minute, upon a planet thousands of Galaxies away from us.
Excellent productions. Now nearing a century ago, while in grade school, my first cousins considered the dinosaurs as monsters, and I saw them only in books and black & white movies. Thanks very much. The whole time was well worth the watch. And clicks are quicker than the old rewinds.
Since we only have a small amounrt of fossils of animal's from the per 250 million era so how does this guys know such detailed aspects for their daily going abouts. It seem it would be difficult to determine all these details from the small amount of fossils we have.
I can only wonder what lies ahead in our own evolution. Nature is so fantastic. Extinctions are just part of the ever evolving cycle of life, so, always live your best life.
What I love about this documentary is that it isn't presuming. When something is a fact established by the fossil record, centuries of hard science and peer review, the narrator simply presents it. When something is speculative - no matter how infinitesimally - he verbally assigns an asterisk to it (e.g. "this creature PROBABLY did this thing or that".) Inference is the best we're ever going to be able to do here, and this narrator gets it.
it makes you realize the absurdity of god or all the hundreds of gods that people have made up ! I have to think of why did god waste so much time with all this time and all these crazy creatures ?
@@nightmarezero8465as best we can tell they are. That part isnt presumed. Now birds are dinosaurs which means one might argue they should be called birds however we know birds evolved from a branch off not the same line
@drizzt102 that's what I'm saying I would like to think dinosaurs evolved from several different lines. Not just birds and reptiles. Like if you look at a bearded dragon and it's behavior...it may look like a lizard and it is yes. But the quirky fast head movements are reminiscent of a bird. I have one and love observing her sometimes. I'm no scientist or Paleo. But I just refuse to believe all the animals during the cretaceous and later were from two different bloodlines. I'm open to anything. I love learning. So don't take me someone as hard headed. I'm just saying anything is possible.
@@nightmarezero8465 two bloodlines isnt accurate. Taxonomy is more complex than that. Lineages or clades are layered like onions. I suggest looking up more detailed videos. A channel called Clint's Reptiles does a lot of good introductory work to dinosaur family trees, the clades and branching to help see how complex it is. It isnt two bloodlines its two large umbrella groups with many more clades and families within them. Similar to how birds contain raptors, corvids and the like. All corvids are birds but not all birds are corvids
I do question.. how we managed to evolve from this. from reptilian dinosaur to biped hominid apes.. to Quote Steve Vai.. we may be human.. but were still animals
@@icarus1416 Our common ancestor to a dinosaur (alomost certainly not a dinosaur) likely existed around 300 million years ago and likely more. For example, human-lobster common ancestor: 500 million yrs ago - half a billion years. You saw where mammals appeared: that's us, living alongside dinos but nowhere near human. As the narrator says, we are closer to dimetrodon than any dinosaur, making crocodiles our brothers (kidding, not really). God bless DNA and mitochondrial DNA. Our dino-human ancestor was likely a fish. pass the tartar sauce.
Despite seeing helicprion pictures many times , I never quite could picture how their jaws worked. This is the first instance where it makes some sense. Great documentary. Miss these on cable .
I saw the lower jaw of one of those in the museum and thought it was a useless design unless the teeth could rotate to bring food into it's mouth. They didn't seem to have any upper teeth. Odd looking fish!
just because they didn't show any upper teeth doesn't mean they didn't have any. could be the same as the lower or a party favor. just not enough fossilized cartilage!!!
My only guess is that maybe it used it's whirl to pin hard shelled animals on the roof of it's mouth to pierce into and crush through their shells, but idk.
That part at the end where the chimpanzee turns human looks eerily real. Like, wow, mind blown. Overall excellent video that unlike most depicts mammals throughout their existence. Thank you.
If we came from chimps then they would have died out yet they are still here. Just because an animal thinks it would be great to get up and walk on its back legs doesn’t make it so. If it true then damnit I want to fly.
@loriclark1771 you have very primitive idea of evolution. We didn't evolve from chimps but they are our "cousins". We and chimp have common ancestor around 7 million years ago. Evolution happens when parents with favorable trait live to pass on genes over millions of generations so the little mutations stack up. I hope I cleared up some misconceptions for you.
@@HUgeFructose the people this comment is meant for, will sadly never bleed through into their skull cavities. Same people who think that they know the frontier of evolution because they watched a few youtube shorts lol.
The narrator sounds like the guy who narrates NOVA on PBS. This video has a really good production quality about it. Its real clean if that makes any sense. Good job.
What a fascinating and interesting documentary. At 2:38:29 - 2:39:40, I believe it is Christmas Island an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean where it is famous for its red crab and the unique coconut crab as the locals would describe it. It also happened to be the Island where I was born. Wow! it is so amazing that it got featured in this amazing documentary. I feel so privileged and overwhelmed.
@@saturn722 There's a difference between embellishing and extrapolating. If a paleontologist's assumptions can't be supported by reason, they won't get published.
The structural limit ( weight limit ) can be determined from the size of the feet ( usually one rear foot ). The limit is based on the Ultimate bearing capacity of the soil ( 35 PSI = 5040 PSF ). The largest foot prints had a foot bottom surface area of just under 16 square foot. Simplifying 16 SF X 5,000 lbs per SF = a maximum weight of around 80,000 lbs. It is the soil that determines how big the foot needs to be to support the animal. If your feet are too big, you are too slow, and you get eaten. If your feet are too small, you get stuck in the mud, and you get eaten. This means that evolution drives feet to be Just Right.
Astonishing how much education people can absorb and not gain one bit of intelligence. You seem to be mistaking the theory of evolution for intelligent design, guess that happens with cognitive dissonance. Mud is not the same as soil so why mention it after your math, nor is sand... and random adaptations of slow change over 100ks of years doesn't leave much for survivability and surely never equates to ' just right ' Stick to the narrative, evolution is not a conscious effort but dumb luck, you know about dumb it appears.
Lastly the animation we didn’t have is incredible how it brings such a vast rich history to life!! So much better than watching Jurassic Park!! Because this is what really happened!! Amazing!!
The T. Rex is the largest theropod currently known to science. Spinosaurus was longer and Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus were similar in length, but the T. Rex outweighed them all by at least 2-3 tons.
This is one of the best dinosaur documentaries i’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen them all! Also such amazing detail and information on each dinosaur. Truly amazing!
I swear. The Cambrian and pre Cambrian periods are my most favorite because it’s like mama nature was playing the spores game 😂 trying to see what stick and not stick with all these alien looking creatures it created. Eyes that were not eyes like we have now. It seemed more brutal too and all these different appendages started popping up just because it may help increase chances of survival or hunting. It’s crazy yooo crazyyy. (I would love to see you guys dedicate a whole video to cover that era alone) Carboniferous is not my favorite coz 😂 I don’t wna see a centipede the size of a bus 😭
I can never quite get my head around the fact that our ancestors survived that asteroid and all its after-effects. Feels like it should be recorded indelibly in our genetic memory how they did it, but unfortunately, memory doesn't work that way.
Our ancestors!? Cat, our ancestors didn't survived that asteroid because our ancestors didn't appear on earth until some 60 million years after this event. As well, man and dinosaurs were never on the planet at the same time. You might need to bone up a little bit on your history there bud :)
@@Johnnywhamo Do you not understand the meaning of the word "ancestor"? Yes, we are descended from those creatures. I never said nor meant that they were humans.
It's amazing how large many of these creatures were. I've often wondered about something though: dinosaurs roaring. I believe there's not a single modern reptile or bird that roars. Only certain mammals do. I think dinosaurs probably sounded more like crocodiles, komodo dragons, and even birds. Birds seem to be the closest living relative of dinosaurs after all.
pretty nice vid with more mentions of small mammals and early birds than most dinosaur documentaries. I like that. People often forget it was not only big dinosaurs back then. Although... the amount of times the dinosaurs were 'high' instead of 'tall' made me snicker a littlebit :P
These players seem rather two dimensional. To be fair, it's a rigidly empressable genre. Over-all, an epic production... several epocs. Narration superb!
Its all computer-geenerated animation graphics No need for any cameraman 65 milliom years ago!. Much better in the relevant movies, for example JURASSIC PARK etc.
Great job to the camera person that had to travel back in time to get all this wonderful footage for us. i hope he made it back safely and didnt have to use the back up plan of stashing the video so it could be dug up and then posted.
Hard to imagine the depth of time in Earth's history. One comparison I heard is that if the Earth's history were represented by a yardstick, the time since we homo sapiens came along would be less than the thickness of the paint on the end of the ruler. We can fathom 2000 years (i.e. A.D.), but 50 million? Crazy. Great work!
Way smaller than that. If we had a time-lapse movie from beginning of earth to today and the video was 100 years long, entire human existence would make up less than 1 second at the very end of the movie
I'm so happy that this video has normal measurements instead of the American ones. As someone who lives in this magical place called "outside-of-America", I can actually understand the measurements used in this video, and I don't have to convert from American to normal measurements through Google. More video creators should do the same. Great video! :)
The Winchcombe meteorite ( 11% Water)bolsters Earth water theory as it like other planets and moons were hit by asteroids and water is found on some of them or had large amounts of water and our Atmosphere saved it from disappearing.
This is an excellent, informative presentation. Fun myriad of Dino CGI from many sources. I guess if I had one beef, the narrator has some very interesting pronounciations for some Dinosaur names.Totally worth watching!
That's a good idea, however if you have been doing your homework, there exists Insectoid Beings in this universe and in this Solar System. First is the Spider Beings on Mars as Big as a VW Beetle Automobile and said to have been coming through Portals and invading this Planet and literally eating humans. This Race of Bugs are said to be responsible for completely wiping out Ankor Wat and Anchor Thom in Cambodia as covered by Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan on Project Camelot about 10 year ago. Linda Moulton Howe had a UA-cam video about Linda Porter who was Abducted in which there was a ten foot tall Mantis Being that was said to be in charge of the Highly Technologically Advanced Medical Procedure that she was being administered. These beings can take a Soul and upload it to a perfectly preserved soul. There was a UA-cam video about fifty seven varieties of Cataloged Beings by various Government Agencies. Search UA-cam and Bitchute.com for these Videos. I also recommend The Lacerta Files on Bitchute.com
Yes Dr. Carl Baugh in Glennrose, TX. has a hyperbaric chamber where he has raised the atmospheric pressure and increased the oxygen level. He has raised fish, insects, snakes. As well as other creatures. He claims the snakes venom became no toxic the fish did grow bigger plants grew bigger. You can look it up. I think it is called the creation museum located in Glennrose, TX.
@@ajdogcurr1 Glad to find you here. I was trying to think of him,but unsure where he was located. I would call Dinosaur Adventure Land to get more info.
Could the larger insect theory be tested by creating a large self sustainable biome for dragonflies to live in? The could keep the o2 levels at steady 40% or even higher. I know any change would take a long time but I think that would be interesting. If they used an insect with a short lifespan perhaps it could potentially speed things up. But then again do we really want airplane sized dragonflies 😅 **IM NO SCIENTIST**
Ive wondered about that exact thing myself. I'm guessing that it may be quite a few generations before you'd notice a difference. It'd be awesome if a high O2 level could produce a giant straight away lol
@@dabner50 Because the world was full of evil, God sent a flood to wipe everyone out, except Noah and his family. Scientist once scoffed at the idea but since they constantly find marine fossils on the tops of mountains, they know better.
The oxygen level was not only higher but the atmosphere was way way denser then it is now. The atmospheric pressure would force the necessary oxygen into the insects, it also enabled tne plants and animals to get larger and it held more heat in and made the planet get warmer. When it thins out we get an ice age.
Amazing piece of work! It would have stronger if you'd included the studies that say the Deccan traps were having a significant impact on extinction levels.
2:36:53. Anyone else see the green roofed buildings in the background of what is supposed to represent the Triassic (I think)? It wouldn’t have been difficult to edit them out for realism. Had to go back and check, but in the upper left of the tropical forest there they are …
I mean, I think we all know these are scenes of modern day Earth but yeah, you're right. Would have been nice if they edited them out. I just think of it as kind of like a blooper, like you see in movies every so often.
you know... i think it's funny when people think about "aliens" they think about small grey men with big head's. i dont. i think about distant planets with dinosaurs still roaming their surface.. a planet that was never hit by that massive meteor. i think that's more likely
Loved the video. Only thing is, when you say ''kilometers'' and ''degrees centigrade'' I have to do calculations to make sense of the sentence. The speed limit sign on the street says 35 mph, and the forecast predicts a high of 57 deg. F. Everything is written in English/ Spanish, how about some help for us old-timers?
At first I suspected this to be one of those AI channels because of the footage from Walking With Dinosaurs, Walking with Monsters and a number of other documentaries that I've seen over the years. But this obviously has a fair bit of work put into it and goes further into detail than most other productions tend to do - It's quite good! The writing is especially impressive, someone clearly knows their stuff. One minor thing: The pronunciation is off on a number of specific species' names. But that's not a huge deal to me, honestly.
To be completely fair. We have absolutely 0 evidence dinosaurs ever lived either. There is an equal probability that their bones were in the earth since it's creation
He also claimed that in the End-Permian extinction, "All water on the planet dried up", which is just ridiculous. The video seems good as a general overview but people shouldn't rely on it as their only source! I suspect it is written by an AI, hence the strange mix of accurate information and ridiculous errors.
as having semi- professional interest in paleontology. i think your information is pretty much spot on. HOWEVER , i have never heard so many mispronounced names of plants & animals. didn.t you have some PHD tell you how these things are pronounced. this movie is so good but, obviously the narrator knows next to nothing about how to pronounce these scientific names. to people that actually took courses in this science, it sounds like finger nails on a chalk board. kids that see this may not get the correct name until college. adults will get laughed at. just a sample CYCADS ARE NOT SIKADES!!! MANY of these names are pronounced differently in the U.S. from BRITISH but, i didn't hear either on many. i'd list them but, there's just too many!!!!!!! hasn't been out long so please change the narration before it's too late!!!!!!
Ha ha...my grade seven math teacher was eastern European. He pronounced many formulas differently than other Brit teachers might have. To this day, I still think "pie-ta-gorian tey-orum" is how a certain theory is pronounced.
@@leanie5234 WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ENGLISH without any foreign language accents. many scientific names use LATIN in the name. one way to pronounce if you know LATIN!!!!
This is nothing against the fact that they call the ichtiosaurs and pterosaurs dinosaurs. I don't know English and don't have any degree in science, but those are even by just one look are different species.
Unbelievable!! I thoroughly enjoyed this but couldn’t believe my ears when the narrator, someone who reads professionally and should absolutely know better, was either too lazy or too ignorant to read and pronounce a word correctly. There’s no excuse. The word is ES-CAPE. There is no X or K in it. Somebody dock his pay please. Ignorance is not bliss. Shame on the editors for accepting that. 3:01:27. No such word as “…ex-cape..” or “…ek-scape”🤷🏼♀️
It looks like a pretty well made documentary and I was enjoying it up until the point where he made rapid fire mistakes back to back talking about how dinosaurs filled the niches of air Land and Sea which is highly inaccurate and then he started talking about arthropleura calling it a centipede and then calling it an insect I had to stop watching after that
I've watched most of it in one viewing now, and to my ear, the narration has many mispronunciations. Still, I'm enjoying the CGI work so much that I may have to give it another viewing, but muted.
He also claimed that in the End-Permian extinction, "All water on the planet dried up", which is just ridiculous. The video seems good as a general overview but people shouldn't rely on it as their only source!
It's crazy how small a part of the timeline we are on this planet! Thank you to our brave cameramen who captured this footage!
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Don't believe that bullshit!!! If the entire earth was made from carbon 14 it would completely disappear in less than a million years so why do we still have carbon 14 in everything if the earth is billions of years old???
Also why do we still have a magnetic field? It's impossible for it to last for millions of years let alone billions!!!
Check out the site, Young Earth Creation and see all the evidence for young earth!
They have absolutely no proof whatsoever that the earth is billions of years old!!!
They actually date the fossils by the rocks that they are found in and they date the rocks by the fossils that are found in them!!!!
Hardly scientific and circular reasoning!!!
That's their science and that's their false lies about how old the earth is!!!
The camera man is a hero !!!!😂
LOL! The cameramen need a raise!
Can't believe it's been 66 million years already. Never forget ❤
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seems like yesterday, haha.
God stopped them
@@daybagodiswithyou9302there is nothing about dinos in the bible😅
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I really love it when robo narrators arent used. Good job.
you're right. too bad he mispronounced so many!!!!!
So true... They sound like bedtime story😑😑😑
I hate robovoices as well...cannot STAND them... although, how do we know that robovoices haven't developed to the point where we can't tell they're robos? Have we given this guy the Turing Test yet?
@Jon Dunmore
AI has definitely gotten to the point where they have voices that are basically undiscernible from normal human voices. You can pay a couple bucks a month these days to get your own voice learned by an AI and then used. It's actually pretty advanced.
Many entities have used AI voices for stuff.
Who is this guy? He's been doing these for so many years same voice
Goodnight to everybody who puts this video to go to sleep 💕
Edit : i love this comment section, everyone is so nice :') sweet dreams, y'all 💕
Goodnight my friend I hope all is well
Me right now 😂. Gnight all.
Good night
Goodnight 😂
Nighty night
This is only 5 days old I have a feeling my son will watch this one day. Hi Jason your a history nerd just like your dad☺️
I'm sure he will!!!!😁
but this vid is wrong history..
@@harrywalker5836 The truth is out there. We have been exposed to the lie of evolution daily for many decades. There are some who know the real history of this planet.
by the time your son is old enough to want to know about this stuff, it will be so out dated by discovery of new info and correct pronounciation that he won't want to see it!!!!!!!
@@laynehendricks New information does not render an entire field outdated.
Easily one of the best Dino documentaries on UA-cam.
NH how cud you now tht from focils
I’ve always been a huge lover of the science of Dinosaurs crazy how I forgot so much. This was so fascinating and informative yet well put together from every aspect. Thank you so much. As well the narrator was amazing
I'm not sure you forgot that much. They've made up a whole lot of new stuff in the past 30-40 years.
No such things as dinosaurs, and if there was, do ya think they decided that they were gender fluid,?😂😂😂😂😂, Nope , they have found out so much about them, in the last fifty years, like that meteor, that killed them, plate tectonics, ect, I am fascinated by the history of the earth and it's inhabitants,😮😂
Good heavens you are beautiful. Caught me off guard. Good on you plus I totally agree. My brain is so full of crap all the time It's nice to sit back and listen to some 🦕 stuff. Escapism
me too
@@Cupla_cocktailsloser. lmao
This was very educational and I love it. It was about 99% accurate. Everyone knows the moment before impact. Every dinosaur pulled out their phones for videos and selfie.
"It was about 99% accurate" Just plain dumb..
As accurate as educated (and some not that educated) guesswork can be.
You got the like for the joke though.
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Ha ha ha.
I couldn't stop thinking about all the little kids watching this and how fascinating it would be for them. I love how the narration spoke to all ages also.
TOO BAD the scientific names were so mispronounced. adults will think that the little kids have BRAIN DAMAGE!!!!!!
Apparently only children actually believe in fake-a-saurses
@@davidsheckler4450bro doesn’t believe in Evolution 😭
@@frida5119 That is correct...bcs believing requires zero facts & evidence which you nor anyone else can produce 👍
@@davidsheckler4450 there are so many proofs (like, did you listen in biology??😭) but maybe you’re not smart enough to understand them🤷🏽♀️
Absolutely fascinating, nearly 64 years young and loved it, thank you👍👍❤❤
Honestly, one of my dreams is when i die, I'll be able to look back at it all and watch earth from beginning to end. That would be incredible.
That would be. Would also be incredible to watch human history- perhaps not all the horrible bits, but the good and inspiring.
An entire life playback system is what we are owed from having to live and die. How do we demand this be implemented?
that would make it worth it to be here by itself tbh
Mine too
I think about this exact concept all the time.
This is my now one of my favorite fall asleep documentaries.
The amount of research throughout time done by scientists and scholars is mind boggling! We have to look humans also in this positive way instead of degrading ourselves constantly!
I look at legitimate scientists in a positive light, but the vast majority of humankind doesn't even understand evolution. I have no hope for the ants that make up the vast majority of our species.
Well God is the best than them
@KenE. Any proof that he even exists other than centuries old books telling us that he exists
I know what you mean, but I guess our self-deprecating outlook is what drives progress, even biological evolution
@@kbeautu200 Oh so now its about being the "best" oooh okay.
Top quality docu. Can’t help but get emotional when seeing the dinosaurs go extinct. I always feel so sad as they all die instantly or over time from hunger, toxicity or other things. It’s almost unbelievable we live on the same ground as these fantastic animals used to live
I love finding any nature/science documentary nowadays that doesn't feel like it's talking down to me. Thank you!
careful, naps, errors here; careful what u believe / quote.
Right off the bat they assumed you to be ignorant and gullible, they were correct.
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i agree!
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An unbelievable production my friends!! A wondrous animation with the narration is good for any age. This is quality documentary at it’s finest. Thankyou for your efforts. Kudos!!!
It's taken from walking with dinosaurs. He is talking over it
A lot of work went into this. Fantastic quality work and soooooo damn happy a real human voice was used for narration.
Evolved my ass, you literally have to be ignorant to believe that living things just magically evolve, appeared like magic.
@@abelflores3752 hUH? When did I mention evolve, and magically appearing anything? I like this persons creativity and the CGI/sound and narration is excellent and much effort went in. Regardless of theories, which I didn’t elude to any.
We have discovered Suns bc they're bright, which are over 3,000 times larger than our Sun. There may be habitable
"Earths" in distant Galaxies, the size of of our Sun! And potentially in their Late Cretaceous point now - this minute,
With Creatures like a T-Rex, the size of 70 NFL stadiums, and 3 times taller than Burj Khalifa Bldg. in Dubai. To amoeba,
we are huge. A new born mouse, to an adult ancient Mammoth might compare. Meaning that our largest Dinosaur could
be a baby flea, to a currently living Gigantic T-Rex type creature presently on the prowl this minute, upon a planet
thousands of Galaxies away from us.
Excellent productions. Now nearing a century ago, while in grade school, my first cousins considered the dinosaurs as monsters, and I saw them only in books and black & white movies. Thanks very much. The whole time was well worth the watch. And clicks are quicker than the old rewinds.
Since we only have a small amounrt of fossils of animal's from the per 250 million era so how does this guys know such detailed aspects for their daily going abouts. It seem it would be difficult to determine all these details from the small amount of fossils we have.
except they don't really look like that. movies made them to look terrifying.
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Dinosaurs were wildlife. I’m glad more of us recognize this now.
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This video was so informative, graphically stunning and so interesting. Thank you for this.
@@MakeMoneyOnlineWithEmma this isn't your video
This documentary was very informative. Thank you to all who made this
This was one of the best documentaries I've seen in a long time. Well done! So well made and I really enjoyed it
He never made it. Its copied from walking with dinosaurs
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Too bad it’s bullshit.
THIS WAS THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE TO WATCH
I can only wonder what lies ahead in our own evolution. Nature is so fantastic. Extinctions are just part of the ever evolving cycle of life, so, always live your best life.
What I love about this documentary is that it isn't presuming. When something is a fact established by the fossil record, centuries of hard science and peer review, the narrator simply presents it. When something is speculative - no matter how infinitesimally - he verbally assigns an asterisk to it (e.g. "this creature PROBABLY did this thing or that".) Inference is the best we're ever going to be able to do here, and this narrator gets it.
it makes you realize the absurdity of god or all the hundreds of gods that people have made up ! I have to think of why did god waste so much time with all this time and all these crazy creatures ?
it is presuming. He calls every dinosaur a reptile. thats when i turned it off. ill leave it to you as to why.
@@nightmarezero8465as best we can tell they are. That part isnt presumed. Now birds are dinosaurs which means one might argue they should be called birds however we know birds evolved from a branch off not the same line
@drizzt102 that's what I'm saying I would like to think dinosaurs evolved from several different lines. Not just birds and reptiles. Like if you look at a bearded dragon and it's behavior...it may look like a lizard and it is yes. But the quirky fast head movements are reminiscent of a bird. I have one and love observing her sometimes. I'm no scientist or Paleo. But I just refuse to believe all the animals during the cretaceous and later were from two different bloodlines. I'm open to anything. I love learning. So don't take me someone as hard headed. I'm just saying anything is possible.
@@nightmarezero8465 two bloodlines isnt accurate. Taxonomy is more complex than that. Lineages or clades are layered like onions. I suggest looking up more detailed videos. A channel called Clint's Reptiles does a lot of good introductory work to dinosaur family trees, the clades and branching to help see how complex it is.
It isnt two bloodlines its two large umbrella groups with many more clades and families within them. Similar to how birds contain raptors, corvids and the like. All corvids are birds but not all birds are corvids
I always found it crazy to think that more time separates the stegosaurus and the T-rex than separates the T-rex from us.
That is crazy. I never knew that
I always thought they was around at the same time . There again you wouldn’t think that hippopotamus are related to whales would you 😳
I do question.. how we managed to evolve from this. from reptilian dinosaur to biped hominid apes..
to Quote Steve Vai.. we may be human.. but were still animals
@@icarus1416 Our common ancestor to a dinosaur (alomost certainly not a dinosaur) likely existed around 300 million years ago and likely more. For example, human-lobster common ancestor: 500 million yrs ago - half a billion years. You saw where mammals appeared: that's us, living alongside dinos but nowhere near human. As the narrator says, we are closer to dimetrodon than any dinosaur, making crocodiles our brothers (kidding, not really). God bless DNA and mitochondrial DNA.
Our dino-human ancestor was likely a fish. pass the tartar sauce.
@@icarus1416 Mammals didn't evolve from dinosaurs. I'm not sure why you would think that.
Despite seeing helicprion pictures many times , I never quite could picture how their jaws worked. This is the first instance where it makes some sense. Great documentary. Miss these on cable .
Thank the cameraman for the footage
I saw the lower jaw of one of those in the museum and thought it was a useless design unless the teeth could rotate to bring food into it's mouth. They didn't seem to have any upper teeth. Odd looking fish!
I, too, love these videos, but do NOT miss cable even a little bit.
just because they didn't show any upper teeth doesn't mean they didn't have any. could be the same as the lower or a party favor. just not enough fossilized cartilage!!!
My only guess is that maybe it used it's whirl to pin hard shelled animals on the roof of it's mouth to pierce into and crush through their shells, but idk.
That part at the end where the chimpanzee turns human looks eerily real. Like, wow, mind blown. Overall excellent video that unlike most depicts mammals throughout their existence. Thank you.
try watching it when you're not stoned!!!!!!
If we came from chimps then they would have died out yet they are still here. Just because an animal thinks it would be great to get up and walk on its back legs doesn’t make it so. If it true then damnit I want to fly.
@loriclark1771 you have very primitive idea of evolution. We didn't evolve from chimps but they are our "cousins". We and chimp have common ancestor around 7 million years ago. Evolution happens when parents with favorable trait live to pass on genes over millions of generations so the little mutations stack up. I hope I cleared up some misconceptions for you.
@@HUgeFructose the people this comment is meant for, will sadly never bleed through into their skull cavities. Same people who think that they know the frontier of evolution because they watched a few youtube shorts lol.
The narrator sounds like the guy who narrates NOVA on PBS. This video has a really good production quality about it. Its real clean if that makes any sense. Good job.
Is it Leonard Nimoy? He died 8 years ago, but some of the info seems older than that.
Anyone else just randomly get this at 2 am lol?
7am
3am I saved it and watched it on Easter evening 😂😂
😂me
no. i searched. Im a loser and went to a public school, lol
it's exactly 2.00 o'clock rn haha
I wish I could live for a day during the time of the dinosaurs.
It’s hard for our minds to fathom how much time has passed since they roamed.
You probably would not live for a day.
Yes, Blake you would live! You would be ENORMOUSLY HUGE, because of the oxygen levels and plenty of invertebrates to munch on! I agree!
I've lived there/then in my imagination many times since I 'discovered' them in first grade (1952)
@@Polyphemus47 😁
It wouĺd not be such a great idea . Woldnt last wery long maybe 15 min
What a fascinating and interesting documentary. At 2:38:29 - 2:39:40, I believe it is Christmas Island an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean where it is famous for its red crab and the unique coconut crab as the locals would describe it. It also happened to be the Island where I was born. Wow! it is so amazing that it got featured in this amazing documentary. I feel so privileged and overwhelmed.
Thank you to everybody who worked to make such a great documentary!Congratulations!Amazing work!
But is it true? It’s very entertaining and the imagination in the minds of man has always embellished the truth. They call it artistic license.
@@saturn722 There's a difference between embellishing and extrapolating. If a paleontologist's assumptions can't be supported by reason, they won't get published.
Now get that jab lol
@@jbbloodclot These were some very thoughtful reptiles, and great actors :)
The structural limit ( weight limit ) can be determined from the size of the feet ( usually one rear foot ). The limit is based on the Ultimate bearing capacity of the soil ( 35 PSI = 5040 PSF ). The largest foot prints had a foot bottom surface area of just under 16 square foot. Simplifying 16 SF X 5,000 lbs per SF = a maximum weight of around 80,000 lbs. It is the soil that determines how big the foot needs to be to support the animal. If your feet are too big, you are too slow, and you get eaten. If your feet are too small, you get stuck in the mud, and you get eaten. This means that evolution drives feet to be Just Right.
Astonishing how much education people can absorb and not gain one bit of intelligence.
You seem to be mistaking the theory of evolution for intelligent design, guess that happens with cognitive dissonance.
Mud is not the same as soil so why mention it after your math, nor is sand... and random adaptations of slow change over
100ks of years doesn't leave much for survivability and surely never equates to ' just right '
Stick to the narrative, evolution is not a conscious effort but dumb luck, you know about dumb it appears.
So, the same idea they use for vehicles then in some cases. Interesting.
same for height. If you are too tall, your feet kick dirt and if you are too short, your feet just spin in place.
While this can be used to guesstimate, as we know evolution doesn't always get it right.
And on the 8th day, He created Air Max.
I listened to this while I was sleeping. Super soothing.
Lastly the animation we didn’t have is incredible how it brings such a vast rich history to life!! So much better than watching Jurassic Park!! Because this is what really happened!! Amazing!!
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It's all still a lot of guessing work you know, we can never know what REALLY happend :p
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AMAZING job! A lot of work and love in making that, congratulations and thanks!
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Finally. Something sleep worthy
The T. Rex is the largest theropod currently known to science. Spinosaurus was longer and Giganotosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus were similar in length, but the T. Rex outweighed them all by at least 2-3 tons.
"Was"
Not is.
The ostrich holds the current record.
@@DarkRaen666 Is that right to use the past tense?, since it was about "currently known to science". O.O
@@DarkRaen666 They said "currently known to science" not "currently on the planet". Unless you are saying an ostrich outweights a T-Rex? 🤣
No need to fat shame now
Yet the blue whale is the larges creature to ever live.
This is one of the best dinosaur documentaries i’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen them all! Also such amazing detail and information on each dinosaur. Truly amazing!
any toys to swap
Yes, and the animations are more detailed...showing muscle structure and movements 53:07
This is the most informative and concise documentory I have seen yet. They have named more dinosaurs than any I have ever heard in one program.
I swear. The Cambrian and pre Cambrian periods are my most favorite because it’s like mama nature was playing the spores game 😂 trying to see what stick and not stick with all these alien looking creatures it created. Eyes that were not eyes like we have now. It seemed more brutal too and all these different appendages started popping up just because it may help increase chances of survival or hunting. It’s crazy yooo crazyyy. (I would love to see you guys dedicate a whole video to cover that era alone) Carboniferous is not my favorite coz 😂 I don’t wna see a centipede the size of a bus 😭
It's certainly the most interesting times!
Imagine the spiders on Caboniferous times 😱 I love Cambrian and pre Cambrian too because they are underrated and the creatures were amazing
Thank you for including the IMPERIAL measuring system. We Americans appreciate it!
Time traveler documentaries are always the best!
This was IMMENSELY interesting!!!!! WOW!!!!! Love the narrator's voice as well!!!
its all crap. dino did not die out,,or man would of too..do some research..this vid is mainstream bs..
@@harrywalker5836 Oh, too bad...an awful lot to take in & research tho
@@harrywalker5836 if you're not joking, your mother needs to keep you away from the computer or rehab might be an option!!!!!
his voice sounds a bit like Leonard Nimoy
@@harrywalker5836 "...do some research..." I actually elled oh ell.
Love that you've used Jurassic Park Evolution for some footage 🙂 Very enjoyable watch.
Crichton is a genius - his novels read like well-edited screenplays; try Prey for nano-evolution and Timeline - set in 1500s Europe.
@@percytom9252 I was talking about the fact they used a computer game for footagw
e on the video. I've read Timeline: I enjoyed it.
One of the best docs produced. Thank you
I can never quite get my head around the fact that our ancestors survived that asteroid and all its after-effects. Feels like it should be recorded indelibly in our genetic memory how they did it, but unfortunately, memory doesn't work that way.
It was a comet that hit the earth
Early mammals were already doing well, warm-blooded, hunting at night. Ability to hibernate? what a +.
Our ancestors!? Cat, our ancestors didn't survived that asteroid because our ancestors didn't appear on earth until some 60 million years after this event. As well, man and dinosaurs were never on the planet at the same time. You might need to bone up a little bit on your history there bud :)
@@Johnnywhamo Do you not understand the meaning of the word "ancestor"? Yes, we are descended from those creatures. I never said nor meant that they were humans.
@@Cat_WoodsIndeed. When you think you are calling someone out but instead only display your own ignorance.
Great job!! Super animation, color and explanation.
It's amazing how large many of these creatures were. I've often wondered about something though: dinosaurs roaring. I believe there's not a single modern reptile or bird that roars. Only certain mammals do. I think dinosaurs probably sounded more like crocodiles, komodo dragons, and even birds. Birds seem to be the closest living relative of dinosaurs after all.
Scientists actually came out with a more realistic sound recreation of dinosaurs roaring- it’s super interesting/scary!
pretty nice vid with more mentions of small mammals and early birds than most dinosaur documentaries. I like that. People often forget it was not only big dinosaurs back then.
Although... the amount of times the dinosaurs were 'high' instead of 'tall' made me snicker a littlebit :P
These players seem rather two dimensional.
To be fair, it's a rigidly empressable genre.
Over-all, an epic production... several epocs.
Narration superb!
huge respect to the camera man who went all the way back to even before the triassic period to film for this video
Its all computer-geenerated animation graphics No need for any cameraman 65 milliom years ago!. Much better in the relevant movies, for example JURASSIC PARK etc.
ALL Speculation with Fantastic Imagination!! It's true there are bones to prove these Creature's existed, and your Naritive is interesting for sure! 🎉
Excellent vid, very informational. I was wondering who fenced in the amazing Ankylosaus 🙂
Aww, they grow up so fast! 🥰
This the best description of how every dinosaurs to their end on this planet disasters it was worth the 3 hour narrative
I enjoyed this film very much Dinosaurs have always fascinated me. To bad the crocodile hunter did not live in those times.
It is amazing what we learned from just bones which turned to rock.
Great job to the camera person that had to travel back in time to get all this wonderful footage for us. i hope he made it back safely and didnt have to use the back up plan of stashing the video so it could be dug up and then posted.
"...as slow as hippos" Someone has never seen a hippo move before. :P
Hard to imagine the depth of time in Earth's history. One comparison I heard is that if the Earth's history were represented by a yardstick, the time since we homo sapiens came along would be less than the thickness of the paint on the end of the ruler. We can fathom 2000 years (i.e. A.D.), but 50 million? Crazy. Great work!
Way smaller than that. If we had a time-lapse movie from beginning of earth to today and the video was 100 years long, entire human existence would make up less than 1 second at the very end of the movie
2 mins in and I already know I’m saving to show my dino loving son tomorrow haha
I'm so happy that this video has normal measurements instead of the American ones. As someone who lives in this magical place called "outside-of-America", I can actually understand the measurements used in this video, and I don't have to convert from American to normal measurements through Google. More video creators should do the same. Great video! :)
Well I’m American and I want my feet and inches back
@@Edmodo_ hush now child
I fell asleep and woke up to this
Same
Brilliantly put together
I feel so so sorry for them
Poor little things
😂
The Winchcombe meteorite ( 11% Water)bolsters Earth water theory as it like other planets and moons were hit by asteroids and water is found on some of them or had large amounts of water and our Atmosphere saved it from disappearing.
I love your mixes of random creatures and I love this little guy, he's beautiful! Magical and majestic!
This is an excellent, informative presentation. Fun myriad of Dino CGI from many sources. I guess if I had one beef, the narrator has some very interesting pronounciations for some Dinosaur names.Totally worth watching!
ALOT MORE THAN JUST DINO NAMES!!!!!!
More than that, lots of his "facts" are not factual at all. This was clearly written by someone who was not an expert.
Is a PRONOUNciation needed to address non-binary dinosaurs?
@@patrickoconnor3844 I heard a few were trannyrex
@@patrickoconnor3844 😆
Has there ever been an experiment where they raised bugs for several generations while in an atmosphere of 40% O2?
That's a good idea, however if you have been doing your homework, there exists Insectoid Beings in this universe and in this Solar System. First is the Spider Beings on Mars as Big as a VW Beetle Automobile and said to have been coming through Portals and invading this Planet and literally eating humans. This Race of Bugs are said to be responsible for completely wiping out Ankor Wat and Anchor Thom in Cambodia as covered by Kerry Cassidy and Bill Ryan on Project Camelot about 10 year ago. Linda Moulton Howe had a UA-cam video about Linda Porter who was Abducted in which there was a ten foot tall Mantis Being that was said to be in charge of the Highly Technologically Advanced Medical Procedure that she was being administered. These beings can take a Soul and upload it to a perfectly preserved soul. There was a UA-cam video about fifty seven varieties of Cataloged Beings by various Government Agencies. Search UA-cam and Bitchute.com for these Videos. I also recommend The Lacerta Files on Bitchute.com
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That would be interesting to see, if even the smallest change in size happens.
Yes Dr. Carl Baugh in Glennrose, TX. has a hyperbaric chamber where he has raised the atmospheric pressure and increased the oxygen level. He has raised fish, insects, snakes. As well as other creatures. He claims the snakes venom became no toxic the fish did grow bigger plants grew bigger. You can look it up. I think it is called the creation museum located in Glennrose, TX.
@@ajdogcurr1 Glad to find you here. I was trying to think of him,but unsure where he was located. I would call Dinosaur Adventure Land to get more info.
I really enjoyed this video. It brought me back to my childhood when stuff like this excited me . Thanks for uploading and no robo narrative
I love this!!
Could the larger insect theory be tested by creating a large self sustainable biome for dragonflies to live in? The could keep the o2 levels at steady 40% or even higher. I know any change would take a long time but I think that would be interesting. If they used an insect with a short lifespan perhaps it could potentially speed things up. But then again do we really want airplane sized dragonflies 😅
**IM NO SCIENTIST**
Ive wondered about that exact thing myself. I'm guessing that it may be quite a few generations before you'd notice a difference. It'd be awesome if a high O2 level could produce a giant straight away lol
I love the fact, that Jurassic World Evolution clips are included
Most accurate depiction of what happened to the dinosaurs 🦕 16:00 -
Thank you 🙏🏿
Personally, I think they all drowned in the Great Flood.
@@Dave_Jr. What's the "great flood"?
@@dabner50 Because the world was full of evil, God sent a flood to wipe everyone out, except Noah and his family. Scientist once scoffed at the idea but since they constantly find marine fossils on the tops of mountains, they know better.
@@dabner50 1812 one....no dinosaurs were found
@@jbbloodclot what do you mean
The oxygen level was not only higher but the atmosphere was way way denser then it is now. The atmospheric pressure would force the necessary oxygen into the insects, it also enabled tne plants and animals to get larger and it held more heat in and made the planet get warmer. When it thins out we get an ice age.
Also gravity was a lot stronger than to day and stronger gravity makes animals grow bigger and as the earth slows down gravity also diminishes
I love these Dinosaurs stories and videos 😅!
If you really like great fairytales, check out the Bible. It's hilarious.
This is greeaatt!! Very well made! And Informative! Is it Leonard Nemoy narrating? After David Attenborough, he has an epic voice for this!!
it's not leonard besides he's dead!!!!!!
Amazing piece of work! It would have stronger if you'd included the studies that say the Deccan traps were having a significant impact on extinction levels.
It would have stronger?
@@slappy8941 More inline with recent studies.
Um m 35% oxygen?? FIRST lightening storm would take out entire continent at that level
@@roybean9146 imagine the forest fires.
Very impressive and thorough. Great graphics.
Wow thanks. I don’t know who created this but they did a great job.
Yes someone created!
@@NutnFartsy well I know that!! I asked “who”’ created it.
2:36:53. Anyone else see the green roofed buildings in the background of what is supposed to represent the Triassic (I think)? It wouldn’t have been difficult to edit them out for realism. Had to go back and check, but in the upper left of the tropical forest there they are …
I mean, I think we all know these are scenes of modern day Earth but yeah, you're right. Would have been nice if they edited them out. I just think of it as kind of like a blooper, like you see in movies every so often.
@@Ffollies It made me laugh. When I thought I’d seen a building I just had to go back and check. It was still a worthwhile watch.
What a brilliant watch. Such stellar narration, editing/graphics, production. A definite recommended sub! Looking forward to more, TY.
29:53 - the species of Dinosaurs named after Gojira… or as we call it in the states… Godzilla!!!
Kids these days didn't ride to school on these bad boys
My grandpa did
The best dino doc I've ever seen! You guys did an excellent job putting this together!
you know... i think it's funny when people think about "aliens" they think about small grey men with big head's. i dont. i think about distant planets with dinosaurs still roaming their surface.. a planet that was never hit by that massive meteor. i think that's more likely
You realize dinosaurs still do roam this planet right?
The universe is so big that it is just as likely for there to be a Dino planet as it is likely for there to be a planet with little grey people.
Excellent work, but please learn to pronounce things correctly.
you'd think with this quality that they'd make an effort!!!
Like which words?
Excellent optics! 👍🏼
Loved the video. Only thing is, when you say ''kilometers'' and ''degrees centigrade'' I have to do calculations to make sense of the sentence. The speed limit sign on the street says 35 mph, and the forecast predicts a high of 57 deg. F. Everything is written in English/ Spanish, how about some help for us old-timers?
At first I suspected this to be one of those AI channels because of the footage from Walking With Dinosaurs, Walking with Monsters and a number of other documentaries that I've seen over the years. But this obviously has a fair bit of work put into it and goes further into detail than most other productions tend to do - It's quite good!
The writing is especially impressive, someone clearly knows their stuff.
One minor thing: The pronunciation is off on a number of specific species' names. But that's not a huge deal to me, honestly.
tbf there are a LOT of things that need to be pronounced!
It IS ai. Just listen to inconsistencies in the voice, and the mispronunciations are all derived from the scientific words
Best Documentary on Dino
this was pretty good then 2 hrs in you said some terrasaurs were about the size of a dragon ....the mythical creature that never lived ....just saying
To be completely fair. We have absolutely 0 evidence dinosaurs ever lived either. There is an equal probability that their bones were in the earth since it's creation
He also claimed that in the End-Permian extinction, "All water on the planet dried up", which is just ridiculous. The video seems good as a general overview but people shouldn't rely on it as their only source! I suspect it is written by an AI, hence the strange mix of accurate information and ridiculous errors.
as having semi- professional interest in paleontology. i think your information is pretty much spot on. HOWEVER , i have never heard so many mispronounced names of plants & animals. didn.t you have some PHD tell you how these things are pronounced. this movie is so good but, obviously the narrator knows next to nothing about how to pronounce these scientific names. to people that actually took courses in this science, it sounds like finger nails on a chalk board. kids that see this may not get the correct name until college. adults will get laughed at. just a sample CYCADS ARE NOT SIKADES!!! MANY of these names are pronounced differently in the U.S. from BRITISH but, i didn't hear either on many. i'd list them but, there's just too many!!!!!!! hasn't been out long so please change the narration before it's too late!!!!!!
i only saw the first hour.
Ha ha...my grade seven math teacher was eastern European. He pronounced many formulas differently than other Brit teachers might have. To this day, I still think "pie-ta-gorian tey-orum" is how a certain theory is pronounced.
@@leanie5234 WE'RE TALKING ABOUT ENGLISH without any foreign language accents. many scientific names use LATIN in the name. one way to pronounce if you know LATIN!!!!
This is nothing against the fact that they call the ichtiosaurs and pterosaurs dinosaurs.
I don't know English and don't have any degree in science, but those are even by just one look are different species.
Yes, yes, and yes. It became annoying after a few. Plessiosaurs? I may watch it again, mute, listening to Stravinsky as a soundtrack.
Impressive the exceptional high resolution of this video on UA-cam.
Wow they are able to tell what a dinosaur ate millions of years ago? Maybe we should hire them to find out how Epstein died.
Ask his friend Donald Trump he did say Epstein liked them young ... Trump's own words
God has a great imagination
This documentary was very informative
Unbelievable!! I thoroughly enjoyed this but couldn’t believe my ears when the narrator, someone who reads professionally and should absolutely know better, was either too lazy or too ignorant to read and pronounce a word correctly. There’s no excuse. The word is
ES-CAPE. There is no X or K in it. Somebody dock his pay please. Ignorance is not bliss. Shame on the editors for accepting that.
3:01:27. No such word as
“…ex-cape..” or “…ek-scape”🤷🏼♀️
Bros it’s a UA-cam video, chill tf out.
I've been going to bed listening to this video for like 6 months. Tons of great info, presented really well. Love it!
It looks like a pretty well made documentary and I was enjoying it up until the point where he made rapid fire mistakes back to back talking about how dinosaurs filled the niches of air Land and Sea which is highly inaccurate and then he started talking about arthropleura calling it a centipede and then calling it an insect I had to stop watching after that
2true me2.
I've watched most of it in one viewing now, and to my ear, the narration has many mispronunciations. Still, I'm enjoying the CGI work so much that I may have to give it another viewing, but muted.
He also claimed that in the End-Permian extinction, "All water on the planet dried up", which is just ridiculous. The video seems good as a general overview but people shouldn't rely on it as their only source!