A Once Perfect Planet - 'Prehistoric Planet' in the style of 'A Perfect Planet'

Life on earth is only possible thanks to powerful natural forces.
THE SUN
Life on our planet is solar powered. Every single part of Earth's surface gets 4,380 hours of sunlight a year, but in different strengths depending on where you are: a variation that drives much of the natural world.
VOLCANO
Without volcanoes life on earth would never have begun. They are responsible for both our breathable atmosphere and our oceans. Mineral rich ash from regular eruptions fertilise the land. They are the architects of the planet; over 80% of the earth’s surface is the result of magma rising from its molten interior - providing a platform for life.
OCEANS
Oceans are the largest ecosystem on Earth. They cover two thirds of our world’s surface and producing around half the world’s oxygen. They’re home to as much as 80% of all life on Earth.
WEATHER
Water is vital for all life. Our perfect planet has this precious resource in abundance - yet most of it exists as sea water, too salty for terrestrial life to use. In fact of all the water on earth, just 3% exists as freshwater, and almost all of that is locked up as ice or hidden in underground aquifers.
ASTEROID
Our home, a blue glowing beacon of life, hangs alone in the cosmos. The only living world we know of. Life on our planet is shaped by the Earth’s natural forces, but there are forces so powerful they can upset the balance of life on Earth and threaten our perfect planet - one of those forces are asteroids.
This is the story of Earth's power and fragility, as told by the series 'A Perfect Planet' and here through the lens of the dinosaur series Prehistoric Planet, set 66 million years ago.
Source material:
Prehistoric Planet
A Perfect Planet
Planet Earth II
Tree of Life (2011 film)
The Planets
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[@WildLifeUPCLOSE-pl7cg]

I love the when in the end the sign saying A once Perfect Planet shows, the small ball of light shines in letter O in the word Once. Looks like the hitting asteroid...

[@PaleoEdits]

That's the idea :)

[@WildLifeUPCLOSE-pl7cg]

@@PaleoEdits Then it worked BRILLIANTLY ☄

[@trilobote]

Masterfully done. Poignant.

[@bkjeong4302]

The name and ending still hits hard.

[@whatabouttheearth]

Great video!

[@Grimlock108]

These are always incredible

[@EthNick69]

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[@hackarma2072]

Superbe

[@takenname8053]

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[@lightningsaiyajin]

another excellent edot but question, have you ever thought about redoing some of your older videos but adding Season 2 footage? Just a thought!

[@PaleoEdits]

The next video is actually just that :)

[@David07808]

Can you use the intro of animal fight club and combinthem with prehistoric planet to make prehistoric fight club ¡PLEASE! 🙏

[@Mirwaiskhan478]

How can we get the full video of this series?

[@djsonic8208]

@PaleoEdits A Perfect Planet has not been renewed for a second season yet. i researched this and apparently we have no clue when the second season will come

[@PaleoEdits]

I think it was just a one off series. Many of BBC's nature series never got a sequel series. Like "Life", "The Hunt", "Life Story" etc. And it's a pretty recent series as well, released only in 2021. A sequel series to Life would be great tho, as each episode explores different groups which I think is neat. Some of the information, especially in the reptile episode was a little off in that one, so an update would be nice in my opinion.

[@djsonic8208]

@@PaleoEdits true

[@whatabouttheearth]

The asteroid hit in the Yucatan Peninsula in spring. 🙄 Gives an entire new meaning to spring break in Cancun. "Dinosaur-destroying asteroid struck in spring Researchers pinpoint the season that a cataclysmic asteroid struck Earth, and how climate change is affecting the intensity of fires at night. By Nick Petrić Howe & Benjamin Thompson'

[@ryanmatthewfrancisco5448]

Trolls And The A Perfect Planet

[@djsonic8208]

did you like make the asteroid or is it from a documentary

[@PaleoEdits]

Do you mean the asteroid shots from space? No, those are from the movie Tree of Life and the BBC astro series The Planets. Forgot to add them in the credits as source material, I'll add em' in the description later. I only made the the asteroid flash at the title sequence and of course the distant light in PhP shot of the dinosaurs walking across the desert.

[@djsonic8208]

@@PaleoEdits yeah it's a pretty shot

[@ciscocisco6119]

🔥 The garden of Eden 🔥(earth) until mankind disobey the creator 🔥 imagine if Adam and eve didn't sin🔥 how Adam would control all the beast of the earth and ocean and all the birds and name them🔥 remember a new earth is coming with no ocean it will b clear like a Cristal 🔥the next human evolution is when the pierce Messiah comes back and make everything New like it was but better 🔥 GB 🙏🕊️