I think the heavier and more robust builds are in the fire element, and the lighter and more gracile builds are in the wind element. What do you think about this explanation?

Kenneth Branagh: Museum narration broadcast throughout the exhibits Nigel Marvin: Tour guide walking a group through that same museum Robert Winston: That one tourist who keeps on trying to take over everything

This was worth 2 hours of my life

Hey HodgePodge, I love your videos on the "Walking With" series. Do you think you'll ever do a review on the Walking With Monsters episodes? Would love to hear your take on them. I feel they are often forgotten or under appreciated and it's such a shame.

So grass dinosaurs are far the most accurate dinosaur

6:06 So….. Saurophaganax is pretty invalid now. Either another Allosaur species (not Maximus but a new one called Anax) or a diplodocid sauropod. Even if it turns out the genus name is still valid for something, I doubt it’ll be the same as what we have here. So this is just another time capsule dinosaur

what an awesome channel, really relit my dino obsession from over ten years ago

Spirits of the ice forest seems to be even more speculative than Giant of the Skies. To even use species from Queensland as the assumption that they would be also in Antarctica is like assuming Russian bears will be also in southern Europe... it is a long shot although certainly variations of some of the dinos they found in those formations could have made their way to Antarctica still most likely Antarctica had dinos exclusive from it's landmass totally unknown.

brilliant video

Australian paleontology is limited mostly because it's considered "racist" by "aboriginal" activists. The real aboriginals and descendants part-casts such as myself don't care.

What I find funny about Valley of the T. rex is that When Dinosaurs Roamed America already established that young T. rex have longer legs to run faster and that the adults can compensate their slower speed by living in packs or family groups to act as the traps for the youngsters to chase their prey into, thus negating the need to be pure scavengers.

I've had this postosuchus ever since I was a little kid. I know its forelimbs are now considered inaccurate, but I always liked its movement, texture, and pose. It really seems like its just a screenshot of it taking a step.

Excellent video. I now have even more respect for this groundbreaking documentary, and the massive amount of research that goes into your videos. Just one tip, look up the proper usage of "as such"

Walking With Dinosaurs was a favourite of mine as a kid, and it still is. I'm surprised the tape didnt get worn out from how much I watched it over the years lol

honestly, idc how often the look for Spinosaurus is debated and updated, it will always be my favorite dinosaur. i love every version it takes.

I’m not that knowledgeable about these kinds of prehistoric creatures, so I enjoy your smooth voice and explanations. Also the Metroid music that I have noticed in some of your videos really fits with these topics. Thanks my friend.

Saw this as a kid and loved it😂liked Christian slaters cheesy narration. He did a character called “The Narrator” in an episode the boys cartoon series Diabolical. Was a really funny way to joke about his narration and hit me with nostalgia for this series

I'm sad that some animals went extinct I wish every extinct animals comeback

7:22 is that a dinosaurs

12:22 what's this picture from?

I do think them skipping the SIlurian, Carboniferous, and Permian was a shame. I can understand them skipping the Cambrian as it was mostly filled with smaller creatures

Big Al video whennn

I just imagine Winston being viewed as a fire giving god by the ancient people

The Spirit of the Ice forest is my favorite and I gotta say I don't think you can get rid of koolasuchus without severely hurting the episode. It's a relic of a time before dinosaurs

Sure it's out of date now adays but I still think it's a valuable documentary for getting people interested in prehistoric life Also on the pterosaur in the Triassic being out of place, I'll remind people birds and other flying animals can often be found way outside their native range,, cattle egrets were pushed by winds from Africa to the americas for example

I saw this daily after Christmas when I was in kindergarten (1999). I will always love it, even with it's faults

Hope you do this for the beasts series also! I found these series so utterly captivating when i was a child, both scientifically and narratively that they occupied so much memory from my childhood brain. So when i re-found them maybe 8 years later, i was convinced each series would have 12 episodes.

Arent there some more modern larger Megalosaurus estimates? Remember something in 2022 along those lines

If a season 3 were to be made, would like two things: 1. Have it set in the Jurassic period. 2. Have the themes be centered on weather and climate. For what episodes I want to be made surrounding these themes, they are; 1-Fire 2-Blizzards 3-Thunderstorms 4-Drought 5-Volcanoes

1:17:44 “you could say, he RIZZED her up, like a Skibbidi Sigma”

The person who wrote little Das' Hunt must really fucking hate Troodon.

Fucked up it's only on apple tv...

I Feel, Like If The Chased by Dinosaurs Was Remade, these changes Must be Made 1: 3 Episodes 2: Chronological Episodes Mine are 1: " Swamp Monsters " New Episode Set in Niger, 112 Mln years ago ( Based on Elrhaz Formations ) Animals in the Episode Are: Suchomimus, Eocarcharia, Mawsonia, Sarcosuchus ( Moved From Land of Giants CBD ), Kryptops, Nigerasaurus, and Ouranosaurus 2: Land of Giants ( Changed Name To " Clash of the Titans " ) Set in Argentina, 95 mln years ago ( Based on Huincul Formation ) Animals in the Episode Are: Argentinosaurus, Mapusaurus, Skorpiovenator, Meraxes, Sidersauria, Overoraptor, Chakisaurus, Rhyncocephalian and an Unknown Pterosaur 3: Giant Claw Set in Mongolia, 70 mln years ago ( Based on Nemegt Formation ) Animals In The Episode Are: Tarbosaurus, Therizinosaurus, Adasaurus, Mononykus, Nemegtosaurus, Saurolophus, Prenocephale, Tarchia, Unknown Azdarchid, Alioramus, and Gallimimus

17:42 So basically, it’s the same fallacy as Gilbert’s opera referring to the emperor of Japan as “the Mikado”, which, technically speaking, refers more to the concept of the emperor’s authority and government than anything (similar to “Downing Street” and “the White House” for the UK and US, respectively).

There is a Creature, which could fit the Predator Role that Gastoris Had: Boverisuchus

14:37 Their faces remind me of the Who’s from the live-action _Grinch._

9:02 It’s also worth noting that this show came out the same year as _Shrek,_ itself often noted for this then-innovative texturing technique.

7:54 It’s giving _Breaking Bad._

Damn..by drinking the ostrich egg water Winston could´ve wiped out all of modern humanity...Why is it that even when time traveling,the british have a habbit of acting like they already colonized the place :D

How are these comments from 1 month ago??

Basically dinofelis was like a leopard in ack then

Honestly still outperforming a ton of series. While some information has changed over time due to new discoveries, it still remains great entertainment for dinosaur lovers. Wouldnt mind a few more seasons but wasnt as into the new stuff(although David Attenborough was a nice touch).

If only the production decides to remake it with Nigel Marvin again with new characters with him.. And updated Dinosaurs and modern understanding.

Ah, a true veteran

cant wait for the new series with the advances in technology and knowledge

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wow, this is really well done

I really enjoyed Prehistoric Planet, it's far and away the best paleo documentary since the "Walking With..." series originally aired. I've watched it several times over and really hope a S3 is coming. That said, it feels like a victim of cost constraints, like they blew their budget before the end and had to make do to see it through the finish line. The reuse of a lot of species or their models, hiding a lot of action presumably to avoid the need to animate environment interactions, the rushed feeling of S2. It feels like they intended for a much bigger S1 with longer episodes, more sequences and longer ones, but those became too bloated and the show makers were forced to do a lot of edits, leaving oddly structured episodes and a lot of unused assets. They didn't want the money spent on the unused material to go to waste, so they got repurposed into an uneven second season. To me, S2 feels more like a S1.5. Love the breakdown and review! Really come to enjoy this channel! Looking forward to what you tackle next.

4:16 So now only the paleocene epoch remains.

Taylor Sheridan casting himself as a self-insert badass who looks awesome, rides horses better than everyone else, wagers millions of dollars, talks like a badass, has the coolest luxury truck money can buy, and inserts his real life ranch as the "place where REAL cowboys are made" is very telling as to who he is in real life