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@HalTheAl
@HalTheAl 12 лет назад
This series made the bulk of my childhood... I was completely devastated when the video cassette broke. Probably because it was played so many times. I'd LOVE to see a proper reboot with the new CGI technology and leading research on dinosaurs!
@AsadAli-jc5tg
@AsadAli-jc5tg 6 лет назад
Name?
@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830
@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 6 лет назад
Asad Ali Of what?
@mikeyunovapix7181
@mikeyunovapix7181 4 года назад
I'd love a reboot of the entire trilogy. Walking with Monsters, Walking with Dinosaurs, and Walking with Beasts.
@funwithfish1507
@funwithfish1507 2 года назад
@@mikeyunovapix7181 it’s a pity everyone has forgotten about WWM and WWB
@graduatedcylinder
@graduatedcylinder 2 года назад
You got your wish! BBC just released Prehistoric Planet!
@Sawrattan
@Sawrattan 5 лет назад
Would love to see Walking with Dinosaurs 2. New discoveries would seriously update the look.
@masterjaninosaurustheone2323
@masterjaninosaurustheone2323 4 года назад
I know right, maybe a reboot
@CountTentacula
@CountTentacula 4 года назад
Sawrattan personally, I prefer it the way it is. Feathered dinosaurs would ruin the classic look.
@elijuvan4131
@elijuvan4131 4 года назад
CountTentacula you can appreciate the past while still looking towards the future :). Plus not all dinosaurs had feathers and most that do look awesome.
@masterjaninosaurustheone2323
@masterjaninosaurustheone2323 4 года назад
@@elijuvan4131 the future is dark, brown, smells like urine
@Ujjwalkumar-je3me
@Ujjwalkumar-je3me 4 года назад
Feathers can't ruin the look cause if you look at wwd the Dinosaurs have Natural and Dull but great looking color pallets.
@ExtremeMadnessX
@ExtremeMadnessX 12 лет назад
In fact, 160 million years. The extinction of the dinosaurs was nothing compared to the apocalypse that happened at the end of Permian age.
@ihavethehighground8697
@ihavethehighground8697 3 года назад
It wipe out almost 90% of earth's population
@radicalthunder5740
@radicalthunder5740 3 года назад
@@ihavethehighground8697 97%
@linkthepig4219
@linkthepig4219 3 года назад
@The Complaining Channel Lol ask any palaeontologist
@linkthepig4219
@linkthepig4219 3 года назад
@The Complaining Channel OK, well, look at numerous fossil evidence of animals that existed before the P-T extinction and observe how they mostly disappear later. The P-T extinction being significant is a well-understood idea, there must be evidence otherwise people are just making up stories.
@linkthepig4219
@linkthepig4219 3 года назад
@The Complaining Channel You are a fossil? Wow epic I wonder what organism.
@micheleruggiero7176
@micheleruggiero7176 6 лет назад
This documentary about dinosaurs is one of the best I have ever se1en! Congratulations BBC!
@vandacarneiro980
@vandacarneiro980 5 лет назад
okk
@patsykane8404
@patsykane8404 10 лет назад
It is truly amazing to me that we have the capability to "create" these ancient creatures. I do not know how you do it although I think it may be computer generated. However to actually be able to get some idea of what these animals looked like and see how they lived and died is a privilege. Thank you to all the people who were involved in getting this from it's creation to getting this on You Tube.
@EvilBertieChap
@EvilBertieChap 7 лет назад
Patsy Kane Oh, it's CGI, alright. Puppetry is used for close-up shots quite frequently in this franchise, too. Damn good puppetry, I might add.
@Gamerafighter76
@Gamerafighter76 6 лет назад
Eeyup, it's just amazing with all the work they put in.
@mariguana7918
@mariguana7918 6 лет назад
I used to watch this all the time as a child. This documentary was made with a mixture of CGI and puppetry. It is remarkable that a species could discover and recreate another group of creatures that lived so long ago.
@mariguana7918
@mariguana7918 6 лет назад
Dex4Sure So true! They're trying to make Summer blockbusters. I want something closer to Planet Earth than Rambo.
@thejurassicjungle1275
@thejurassicjungle1275 6 лет назад
This documentary was released in 1999, and although it was accurate at the time; 19 years can change a lot! Now, much of the "facts" in this show are outdated. As good as it is, it's just simply outdated, so you can't really take it as fact, anymore. Regardless, it's still one of my favorite documentaries, heck, favorite pieces of MEDIA, to date, and I still love it, despite its countless flaws!
@clevergirl4457
@clevergirl4457 5 лет назад
I love how they took refraction into consideration at 1:31!
@ayoitspatrickftw
@ayoitspatrickftw 5 лет назад
Sanhinda Peiris it’s because all the close-up scenes are done with practical effects like puppets or animatronics. All the Walking With documentaries use CGI combined with practical effects
@clevergirl4457
@clevergirl4457 5 лет назад
Yes thank you I know
@spugesdu
@spugesdu 12 лет назад
This show was astonishingly innovative for it's time, I don't remember anything touching it in terms of sheer epicness at that time (or since). I'd love to see a new series with updated visual effects, but with all these budget cuts I'd be surprised if the BBC would do it. :(
@AGSA19104
@AGSA19104 Год назад
Boy do I have a new documentary for you
@shawneldridge4465
@shawneldridge4465 3 года назад
I wish that they would show this again, maybe do a marathon of it. Actually enjoyed this. being serious This was wonderful
@ChickenLordThe
@ChickenLordThe 9 лет назад
One of the few dinosaur documentaries not to over rely on cgi
@mrbenoit5018
@mrbenoit5018 7 лет назад
Deep Ecologist actually,they did use CGI. It's just amazingly realistic for the time.
@jaredn.630
@jaredn.630 7 лет назад
Deep Ecologist it used both practical effects and cgi like the first Jurassic Park movie
@N8veJay
@N8veJay 7 лет назад
Gioachino Rossini at least the environment is realistic making it very good.
@TheTruMan196
@TheTruMan196 6 лет назад
When they do up close shots on a dinosaurs face they use a puppet, and the environment is a real place
@casper6405
@casper6405 6 лет назад
N8ve Jay actually fun fact the crew had a really hard time finding environment meant where there was no grass because there was no grass in the Mesozoic era
@ricardodavis4730
@ricardodavis4730 2 года назад
I always found the Coelophysis eating the lungfish really satisfying, especially when a second lungfish is removed from its "protective cocoon".
@Sahharr1
@Sahharr1 5 лет назад
I loved this show when I was younger, I still do, even tho it may not be very accurate anymore.
@kR-qj7rw
@kR-qj7rw 5 лет назад
it's 20 years old, it's a miracle it holds up mostly
@Rosiexxmyrearendxx
@Rosiexxmyrearendxx 12 лет назад
can't let know enough how much I love these uploads thank you
@taomasterwaka6287
@taomasterwaka6287 7 лет назад
Coelophysis is kinda cute in a weird way.
@dchartier1
@dchartier1 6 лет назад
I agree. I especially like how they flatten out their head, neck, torso, and tail when they run!
@lexpressdecs
@lexpressdecs 6 лет назад
Yep
@lexpressdecs
@lexpressdecs 6 лет назад
I like them cause they are weird, like me
@petersmythe6484
@petersmythe6484 9 лет назад
The artwork is really impressive.
@smeagol9693
@smeagol9693 3 года назад
They did a great job with the close up shots on the dino dolls
@mark78129
@mark78129 3 года назад
It is what it is
@ARCtheCartoonMaster
@ARCtheCartoonMaster 7 лет назад
3:34 "How would the dinosaurs like to be suddenly..." 3:38 "UNDERNOURISHED?!!!"
@sorry.im.savage3690
@sorry.im.savage3690 5 лет назад
What?
@oscarstainton
@oscarstainton 5 лет назад
Ahhh, a reference to The Muppet Christmas Carol, I see what you did there!
@ExtremeMadnessX
@ExtremeMadnessX 12 лет назад
Dinosaurs are actually relatives of crocodiles, and crocodiles are known to produce the actual sounds (and not hissing), and the birds are actually dinosaurs that survived, and they are especially known for producing very different sounds.
@jaysilverheals4445
@jaysilverheals4445 4 года назад
gators most certainly hiss. a class case is female guarding eggs will hiss. I lived in south florida 14 years.
@mateusjansen5044
@mateusjansen5044 6 лет назад
Man, that documentary was so good and epic!
@Chrysaetos11
@Chrysaetos11 12 лет назад
Please make a new series, BBC!!
@KiwiBird145
@KiwiBird145 12 лет назад
Omfg, Is this from that old movie series? Those were like, the best things ever.
@metalsonicgamechannel1179
@metalsonicgamechannel1179 9 лет назад
It's great show!
@Joseph3.1415
@Joseph3.1415 5 лет назад
1:52 as all things should be
@BluFactory816
@BluFactory816 5 лет назад
Thanos is raptor confirmed
@elpepe4445
@elpepe4445 5 лет назад
Best dinosaur documentary ever.
@daliborjovanovic510
@daliborjovanovic510 4 года назад
And now we know that dicynodonts similar to Placerias survived all the way until the end of the Triassic. In fact, we've recently discovered a close relative in Poland called Lisowicia, which was essentially Placerias but the size of an elephant!
@ExtremeMadnessX
@ExtremeMadnessX 12 лет назад
The dinosaurs (and pterosaurs and marine reptiles) were not the only animals that are extinct, it is also extinct about 90% of prehistoric mammals, 95% of prehistoric birds, 40% of reptiles and amphibians, all ammonites and almost the whole group of fish called the Coelacanth except a single surviving genus latimeria.
@theyaduvanshiindian391
@theyaduvanshiindian391 3 года назад
Total Area of Pangea was:-148.45 million square kilometers Today area of all 7 Continents-148.33 Million Square Kilometers
@Tahkaullus01
@Tahkaullus01 6 лет назад
We need an up to date version. I don't know how that'd come about but consider everything we've learned since 1999, just think how different some of the episodes would be.
@saphorr
@saphorr 5 лет назад
Look for BBC Planet Dinosaur. It's essentially exactly what you're asking for.
@LoudmouthReviews
@LoudmouthReviews 5 лет назад
I second that. This program is screaming for a proper remake. Its been nearly 20 years and since then computer animation has radically improved and numerous discoveries have been made showing many things in this program were wrong. A remake would be amazing
@bkjeong4302
@bkjeong4302 4 года назад
This episode in particular is now horrifically inaccurate, and even for tis time it was questionable.
@lordextinction8322
@lordextinction8322 4 года назад
Oh you don’t get to many of these kinds of documentaries anymore
@wormswithteeth
@wormswithteeth 6 лет назад
Walking with Dinosaurs & Planet Dinosaur. Both worth the TV Licence alone.
@superiorgaming8086
@superiorgaming8086 6 лет назад
jamesaellis how to download whole episode of the series tho?
@justinoppermann3997
@justinoppermann3997 5 лет назад
Siiiiiiiii
@Fenrispro
@Fenrispro 2 года назад
miss this series. once they came here for a live show
@hawkeyenextgen7117
@hawkeyenextgen7117 5 лет назад
I used to watch this all the time as a kid.
@shydreameress264
@shydreameress264 3 года назад
I feel like you're not a real human if you've never watched at one time in your childhood a documentary about dinosaurs.
@brenteyskens1924
@brenteyskens1924 3 года назад
Looking at this after seeing the new Coelophysis field guide for Jurassic world evolution 2 :p haha so excited
@egiGG17
@egiGG17 3 года назад
Yes
@Bunny-ns5ni
@Bunny-ns5ni 3 года назад
Shout-out to the camera guy for going into the past and recording these animals
@joshimura1995
@joshimura1995 2 года назад
There is something special about this documentary, I can't even explain what it is.......
@sofiar.o5677
@sofiar.o5677 4 года назад
9 months of no rain is A LOT.
@CameronKiesser
@CameronKiesser 2 года назад
We need the series on 4K!
@williamjameslehy1341
@williamjameslehy1341 7 лет назад
The placerias would no longer be classed as a reptile, now that cladistics has become the only game in town when it comes to phylogeny. They're synapsids, an ancient clade that included the largest land animals to walk the Earth in the Permian and early Triassic. After that, almost all of them went extinct, save for one humble linage of tiny, arboreal creatures who hid during the day and came skittering out at night, after the dinosaurs went to sleep. That once-humble sort of animal were the mammals.
@LucaDeflorian222
@LucaDeflorian222 5 лет назад
@Ryan James T. rex is a synapsid? Are you drunk/high/both?
@LeifWarner
@LeifWarner 5 лет назад
@Ryan James The T-Rex, like all reptiles, is a diapsid, not a synapsid. And no one ever said being a synapsid makes one a mammal. No one's calling e.g. Dimetredon a mammal.
@armoredninja4975
@armoredninja4975 5 лет назад
@Ryan James T-Rex is not a synapsid. Its a sauropsid.
@hetornhetorn
@hetornhetorn 5 лет назад
Were they related to Lystrosaurus by any chance?
@franklinmorales1253
@franklinmorales1253 4 года назад
No
@dchartier1
@dchartier1 6 лет назад
The coelophysis is soooooooooooo cute!
@roxiguillermo1894
@roxiguillermo1894 5 лет назад
Gracias 🐦
@mpicache8715
@mpicache8715 2 года назад
IM A HUGE FAN The gaming beaver took the inspiration to become a RU-vidr that loves dinosaur related things like Jurassic World , he even uses the music from the series. 😄
@dondude69
@dondude69 12 лет назад
I only wish it was longer, still very cool.
@zillarex6063
@zillarex6063 6 лет назад
Celophysis is my second favorite dinosaur. my first is Carnotaurus.
@Hhjhfu247
@Hhjhfu247 3 года назад
I am probably only person that loved to watch all those series about dinozaurs, knew all eras and dinosaurs and still believe in God.
@Gamerafighter76
@Gamerafighter76 6 лет назад
Coelophysis was funny in this documentary; it was still pretty good, though.
@jackdawproduciones8897
@jackdawproduciones8897 3 года назад
2:34 the exaggerated swagger of a Placerias
@goldfrancisshow5fnafytppro868
@goldfrancisshow5fnafytppro868 5 лет назад
i love how accuratly the coelophysis sounds like a random bird
@zacimusprime4865
@zacimusprime4865 6 лет назад
I gotta admit in this documentary some close ups of the dinosaurs 🦖 is pretty dam scary
@vandacarneiro980
@vandacarneiro980 5 лет назад
yes.,
@teiganteiggystkinsterry1141
@teiganteiggystkinsterry1141 5 лет назад
Yes it is a best memory for me now 💞💞 ... because I have always missed this one Walking With Dinosaurs 💞💞 it is the best one that it has always reminded 💞💞 it is the best memory and I have always missed this very much 💞💞
@fishythenothosaurus5938
@fishythenothosaurus5938 5 лет назад
Life once was so amazing. Why it's so terrible now?
@tom1921
@tom1921 5 лет назад
Because humans became too evolved and intelligent for their own good and now we're replacing the natural world with a technological world.
@seaofseeof
@seaofseeof 7 лет назад
Is there fossil evidence of Coelophysis hunting and killing adult Placerias? Coelophysis was so delicate and small. Without its tail only about the size of a large swan. Doubtful that 18 kg critter could pose much of a threat to something the size of a small rhino.
@windowsVD
@windowsVD 5 лет назад
@Dieter Gaudlitz I'm pretty sure the slow lumbering Placerias weren't nearly as fast, smart, advanced or as coordinated as humans, especially if they were old and sick. We have a dozen examples of packs of predators taking on much larger prey today. This isn't that big of a stretch.
@windowsVD
@windowsVD 5 лет назад
Except the Placerias were incredibly slow and weren't even capable of charging like Rhinos.
@RubyCarrots3232
@RubyCarrots3232 4 года назад
I take in a more parasitic sense. Instead of killing it, the dinosaur simply takes chunks of skin and fat from the creature without directly killing it.
@jaysilverheals4445
@jaysilverheals4445 4 года назад
people have to keep in mind that its not practical in a short video to show a true kill which can take hours or days. all kinds of small animals will stick with a prey animal and do quick rips at zones such as the taint. Others follow for days while the animal dies of infection and constant hounding. They can also chase and keep them away from water further weaking them. For dramatics ALL videos will show what we want--a big fast encounter to the death that takes place in a few seconds to see who will be supreme winner. semi truths are in all videos and movies such as every step a t rex makes he is STOMPING AND ROARING..
@bkjeong4302
@bkjeong4302 4 года назад
@JC Mills No predator will kill prey over that long of a time period (no, Komodo dragons don't actually do it either). While many predators will attack and harass prey to wear it down, this is still in an interval of minutes or at most hours rather than days. And even with this sort of attack, animals as small as Coelophysis have no chances of preying on something the size of Placerias. That's like saying foxes can harass rhinos to death.
@MohamedM-in1dl
@MohamedM-in1dl 11 лет назад
good job
@seraphiniadroid
@seraphiniadroid 4 года назад
Never again have I seen a documentary of this quality. Despite many of its findings being a little obsolete, it still has more authenticity than many of post-2000 documentaries. Those aren't even fun to watch, being overly dramatic and with an animation quality that looks like they pre-date this one. It is so unsatisfying!
@creationistaresmart2393
@creationistaresmart2393 2 года назад
No this documentary is nonsense 😒 dinosaur dont live millions of years they dont have evidence that dinosaur live millions of years
@seraphiniadroid
@seraphiniadroid 2 года назад
@@creationistaresmart2393 It is at no point in time mentioned that a dinosaur lived for millions of years. :) They have lived millions of years ago and they had been living for millions of years as a species, before they went extinct.
@creationistaresmart2393
@creationistaresmart2393 2 года назад
@@seraphiniadroid no they live 6000 years😡😤
@creationistaresmart2393
@creationistaresmart2393 2 года назад
@@seraphiniadroid we have evidence that dinosaur live 6000years ago
@creationistaresmart2393
@creationistaresmart2393 2 года назад
@@seraphiniadroid and dinosaur live alongside with human
@sriharitheerthagiri
@sriharitheerthagiri Год назад
Our ancestors are amazing
@WholesomeBadger1998
@WholesomeBadger1998 12 лет назад
used to love this.
@cliffthelightning
@cliffthelightning 5 лет назад
This is 20 Years old now, i miss being 7 years old.
@HalTheAl
@HalTheAl 12 лет назад
I know right. Where's the two angry females that are like "Oh gurrrrrrl you did NOT just say that to me!" /endsarcasm
@husseinelwan8653
@husseinelwan8653 7 лет назад
I know
@dejiadeleye5697
@dejiadeleye5697 3 года назад
2:00, Dude! Take the lungfish with you, you didn't have to leave it behind!
@starthefrakkfangirl6094
@starthefrakkfangirl6094 5 лет назад
For some reason coelophysis is one of my favorite dinosaurs from the Triassic era.
@johnt7921
@johnt7921 5 лет назад
1:51 thanos is that you?
@Loyalguardian6000
@Loyalguardian6000 9 лет назад
MassProducedEva, Walking With Dinosaurs is available on DVD, so you can get it.
@alligatoreamericano3520
@alligatoreamericano3520 4 года назад
1:55 remember that time when walking with dinosaurs predicted avengers infinity war?
@carlmalagamba8714
@carlmalagamba8714 6 лет назад
I love dinosaurs
@phytosurusgiganteus3461
@phytosurusgiganteus3461 4 месяца назад
vamos a volver a ver la supremacia de los dinosaurios
@MundaneMuser
@MundaneMuser 6 лет назад
0:47 That's a very weird looking dog but still a cute dog
@ExtremeMadnessX
@ExtremeMadnessX 12 лет назад
Dinosaurs are actually relatives of crocodiles, and crocodiles do not have forked tongue (and can produce complex sounds, especially in the breeding season)
@ExtremeMadnessX
@ExtremeMadnessX 4 года назад
@Jacob Masten Uh, thanks for responding after 7 years, I already know that?
@transportationproductions1794
@transportationproductions1794 4 года назад
Whatever you do, don't mess with a Placerias!
@rjesussilva9919
@rjesussilva9919 5 лет назад
Alguien que tenga los capítulos en español? Does anyone have these episodes in Spanish? I used to watch these videos when I was a child.. Love it..
@afiherman6053
@afiherman6053 7 лет назад
I luv dinosaurs
@lexpressdecs
@lexpressdecs 6 лет назад
Same
@gracesuela2294
@gracesuela2294 5 лет назад
I luv dinosaurs too there my favorite :D
@raikoumedina6389
@raikoumedina6389 5 лет назад
walking with the dinosaurs added it back
@Hhjhfu247
@Hhjhfu247 3 года назад
First dinosaur was probably Eoraptor from 238 milions years ago.
@SderE916
@SderE916 2 года назад
young me watching this getting hungry every time the dinosaur would have ripped flesh dangling from its mouth
@TheOrangeAlex
@TheOrangeAlex 12 лет назад
awesome...
@crocodylus73
@crocodylus73 12 лет назад
I've wondered why people assume dinosaurs and other extinct reptiles are depicted as roaring and grunting like mammals. Most modern reptiles hiss at the most and are largely silent, although a few can growl. Birds chirp, whistle, and clack which is what I personally think some dinosaurs sounded lke as well.
@ddsnutz2917
@ddsnutz2917 6 лет назад
Damn son where'd you find this. Birds didn't descend from dinosaurs because they are dinosaurs dude, I thought everyone knew this by know, its like saying we aren't primates, just descended from them
@ddsnutz2917
@ddsnutz2917 6 лет назад
Damn son where'd you find this. Also note, Crocs and gators aren't related to lizards, like at all, they are more related to dinosaurs if anything(kinda like how Pterosaurs are distantly related to dinosaurs), making crocs the only living relative of birds
@crossroads670
@crossroads670 4 года назад
They used the fossil voice box / throat to find most of the sounds.
@AquaticFlapper125
@AquaticFlapper125 3 года назад
I just realized that the Coelophysis legs look like striped socks for some reason.
@mechanwhal6590
@mechanwhal6590 2 года назад
Look up Coelophysis-Chan - someone else had the same idea.
@coachsteel
@coachsteel 5 лет назад
Thanos quote right here : 1:52
@JJay13Productionz
@JJay13Productionz 6 лет назад
I have Coelophysis teeth and they are an amazing dinosaur
@roxiguillermo1894
@roxiguillermo1894 7 лет назад
El mejor del planeta
@KobaBlack113
@KobaBlack113 5 лет назад
Gentle 😂😂😂😂 stop it. We have no idea
@iamsquid5230
@iamsquid5230 6 лет назад
I thought that was satisfying when be ate the fish
@Burn_Angel
@Burn_Angel 5 лет назад
It was an amphibian though.
@josiahmeece3381
@josiahmeece3381 6 лет назад
Very beginning song sounds like Tatooine in star wars
@choknater
@choknater 12 лет назад
i agree. i'd guess that many of the large ones would have stayed silent, like our modern gators, crocs, and comodo dragons
@globin3477
@globin3477 6 лет назад
Crocodiles can actually be pretty vocal when they want to be.
@suddenlystupid
@suddenlystupid 12 лет назад
I think the whole thing is guess work, but I like it anyway. It's kind of like going to the doctor.
@JurassicSteamRacer_13
@JurassicSteamRacer_13 2 года назад
2:00 what scared the Coelophysis?
@bryandragon75
@bryandragon75 5 лет назад
I've finally found it!
@iop3907
@iop3907 5 лет назад
Coelophysis is 2nd favorite dinosaur
@aaronalia
@aaronalia 11 лет назад
cool
@Aussington
@Aussington 12 лет назад
i think you got good points but those that hiss have forked tongue while i'm not sure if a T-rex have that
@asepagusademaman9398
@asepagusademaman9398 2 года назад
Hi
@Coolsomtastic
@Coolsomtastic 12 лет назад
cool...
@FightingMaster911
@FightingMaster911 7 лет назад
The only problem I have with this episode is how slow they made the placerias and postosuchus move. It seen unrealistic to me.
@bkjeong4302
@bkjeong4302 6 лет назад
FightingMaster911 The idea of dinosaur supremacy in the Triassic is also false. They nerfed Postosuchus to make it look retarded compared to the dinosaurs.
@quintonblackburn3916
@quintonblackburn3916 6 лет назад
Ignoring the fact said Postosuchus was a nigh unstoppable apex predator until it took a wound from a Placerias, which got infected, and crippled it to death...
@jamesathersmith2191
@jamesathersmith2191 6 лет назад
Also the placerias were big lumbering herbivores, they weren’t going anyware fast so why should the postosuchus waist energy when it is not needed
@Ausgirlie
@Ausgirlie 2 года назад
I really want to know about dinosaurs so I will be a palaeontologist
@BigAl2-u7e
@BigAl2-u7e 7 лет назад
Still looks like Arizona today
@ianmalcolmislasorna
@ianmalcolmislasorna Год назад
Professor Michael James Benton
@tarwatchaitarwaychai5971
@tarwatchaitarwaychai5971 5 лет назад
สัตร์โลกล้านปีถูกใจมา
@nicosy282
@nicosy282 6 лет назад
Coelophysis came around 200 mya, not 22o mya
@robertisrael5739
@robertisrael5739 5 лет назад
Where was this recorded if I may ask ?
@lochness5524
@lochness5524 2 месяца назад
somewhere in new caledonia
@ncl1p
@ncl1p 12 лет назад
Now imagine these creatures with feathers :p (which they probably had)
@is64611
@is64611 8 лет назад
This was way before feathers existed.
@ianmalcolmislasorna
@ianmalcolmislasorna Год назад
Dr Kenneth Carpenter
@mateorios1636
@mateorios1636 5 лет назад
Love this anime...
@kR-qj7rw
@kR-qj7rw 5 лет назад
best animu
@lochness5524
@lochness5524 2 месяца назад
why did you call this an anime when it clearly isn’t one
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