Dinosaurs: Just Big Chickens? | Best of Dinosaurs | BBC Earth

[@aves4081]

Always glad to rewatch these clips! They may not be the most accurate anymore, but they are still a masterpiece!

[@paleoph6168]

4:30 7:19 I'm glad that BBC added these old footage

[@zerieljianantonino2075]

The Oviraptor part. People who say feathered dinosaurs aren't as scary haven't been chased by a goose before.

[@XKsavX666]

🤣

[@markedis5902]

I had a friend who kept geese as a burglar alarm. Worked very well,, if anyone came onto the property they made a hell of a racket.

[@haudace]

Geese - terror bird of Canada.

[@TimWrightt]

There is literally no science to suggest Dinos had feathers, this is an old, dead theory made up by people wanting attention. There is no scientific basis.

[@XKsavX666]

@@TimWrightt fact

[@IndriidaeNT]

This video is great. My most favorite scenes were the scenes with Big AL Uncovered from The Ballad of Big AL (2000) which I watched before in my youth about the breeding, natural history, lifestyles and behaviors of Allosaurus, Stegosaurus, Diplodocus, Apatosaurus, Camptosaurus and Ornitholestes in Wyoming in the Late Jurassic later the Morrison Formation. I also liked the scene with Alectrosaurus and Gigantoraptor in Mongolia in the Late Cretaceous from Planet Dinosaur (2011).

[@कृतार्थयादव]

THOSE EDITING OF DINOSAURS ALONG WITH HUMANS WERE JUST LOVELY!😂❤

[@IndriidaeNT]

Tyrannosaurus and Giganotosaurus can swim so that probably explains how Chomper and his parents and the Giganotosaurus got to the island in The Land Before Time: The Mysterious Island, they swam there evading the Cretoxyrhina in the process and Chomper and his parents swam back to the mainland to deliver Chomper to Ruby so she could take him to the Great Valley to hide from Red Claw before the events of The Land Before Time Television Series.

[@thedoruk6324]

Planet Dinosaur was an Amazing show! A true spectacle of talent

[@Natureindica]

One of the best videos of this channel

[@NightShadow720]

While I enjoy the Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies, these documentaries about dinosaurs are edifying. What fascinates me is how birds evolved from them.

[@sexuallobster134679]

It is pretty wild. I recommend checking out what some birds look like without feathers, just tiny dinosaurs a lot of them :)

[@TanyaQueen182]

when you look at their feet, they have that backward facing toe. I know it's good for fighting, but it's also perfect for roosting on branches which is what birds do. :)

[@shivpatel5413]

^*edifying*^ wel well Well WELL, it seems like you’ve found a new beastly like Word, insdeed

[@sexuallobster134679]

@@shivpatel5413 w0t

[@shivpatel5413]

@@sexuallobster134679 they used edifying in the above sentence c which I’ve never heard of being used everrr, so yeah. Just saying!

[@autosuggestion7267]

the voice of john hurt is very nostalgic

[@Evanplays993]

O ITS SO CUTE 0:17

[@flightlesslord2688]

Gigantoraptor was absolutely terrifying, a very uncanny parrot monster

[@skscorporation9534]

Two baby dinos are moving around their mother. Today they are not present in the world but mother of love still present.

[@emilyb5278]

What a nice thing to say 😊

[@BirdingandNatureWithSudhy]

Truly fantastic 💓 I wish Jurassic World movies were half good as these documentaries...

[@sachamckenzie8608]

This was one of the best episodes, hope there will be more 🦖👍

[@irs304]

Oh My God!!! How many imagination!!?

[@bestlyrics238]

Truly fantastic 💟 love this episode 💖💖 hope there will be more like this.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sreenathankp5190]

Woww.. what an episode. Hope it ll be a series 🔥🤘🤩

[@billnyetherussianspy2137]

Big Al will never be ballin- 7:18

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love this so much

[@itscaitlintracy]

i love this channel

[@meli-melo9759]

Tyrannosaurus rex, the big featherless chicken!

[@Dr.IanPlect]

no

[@mdwalidwalid01]

Alhamdulillah, Splendid

[@gamerjash5859]

So good ✌️😀😊

[@jalapenoandbanana]

Strange looking bird ancestors

[@twinflowerfioretta]

super interesting ! i never saw somthing similar about Dinosaurs ! 🐲 👍

[@Master_Petes_Theater]

I can honestly state, having been bitten by several parrots, that they're "small dinosaurs". Many parrots are omnivorous and don't mind snacking on their poultry cousins. My guy is a chicken bone destroyer and egg connoisseur. And they're extremely clever and bright!

[@mikeharvey7115]

Theirs absolutely no proof that dinosaurs “evolved”into birds! That’s like saying the t-Rex, into chickens!

[@Master_Petes_Theater]

@@mikeharvey7115 There were dinosaur precursors who possessed bird-like characteristics, such as the ability to fly. The dinosaurs were composed of many subtypes. Pterodactyls were vastly different than T-rexes, brontosaurs and stegasaurs, just to name a few examples. Each of those I mentioned had different body types, dietary requirements and modes of transportation. Winged, bipedal and quadrapedal, respectively.

[@mokarokas-1727]

@@mikeharvey7115 - To summarize the reply you've already received: yes, there is proof. Surviving remnants of the dinosaurs (I doubt any t-rex survived) slowly evolved into birds over the course of millions of years. Just look at all the different forms the early, primitive mammals eventually took on. Everything from rodents to humans to whales, dude. Is it really so hard to imagine?

[@TimWrightt]

Nope, ya'll are just stupid and gullible. There is literally no science to suggest Dinos had feathers, this is an old, dead theory made up by people wanting attention. There is no scientific basis. Bird bones are completely different, this theory has no basis in science.

[@TimWrightt]

@@mokarokas-1727 You saying "YUH HUH" is not proof. Now you know you're not scientific in the least, not scientific at all. "Just look" proves there is no such thing as evolution, you need to actually study. Not just parrot what you're told blindly. Yes, it's EXTREMELY hard to imagine because it makes literally no sense. DNA is code, code can't magically generate new code to create brand new systems that don't function the same, or well with the current systems. Bird bones are hollow, how did dinos evolve hollow bones? See? Makes literally no sense. Zero science present.

[@yahyeabdi4653]

one of the best

[@thingies13]

I hope the camera crew is well paid.

[@eduarortiz8647]

Allosaurus 🦖 had AWESOME moves to play ⚽ except give it a bit but AWESOME

[@stendec6649]

Who watched "Prehistoric Planet"?

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thanks very much = Awesome video...🇺🇸

[@matteomastrodomenico1231]

Don't get me wrong, this is still one of the best documentaries about dinosaurs, but the animation looks really "stiff" if compared to that of Prehistoric Planet.

[@Gr8tBlueHeron]

Planet Dinosaur was created 11 years ago. Stands to reason that computer animation has improved greatly since then. Few are the studios that had the budget of Jurassic Park.

[@matteomastrodomenico1231]

@@Gr8tBlueHeron True. But I also remember it to be smoother in Walking with dinosaurs.

[@dracodracarys2339]

"Just big chickens"? Bro, chickens will swallow small snakes whole, eat mice alive, peck small intruders like raccoons to death and will also happily cannibalize an injured member of the flock. We laugh at chickens because we eat them, but if they were as big as dinosaurs? Significantly less funny.

[@rubayetaddittohasan25]

Nice Video Thanks

[@cintronproductions9430]

Gigantoraptor, the enormous chicken that likes meat! This animal was extremely dangerous! That, or it was actually an herbivore or at least an omnivore, who knows? This creature sure is mysterious. XD

[@kR-qj7rw]

an ostrich of that size would have murderous kicks i wouldnt like to tango with it

[@rebecca8525]

Did it taste like chicken?

[@alanatolstad4824]

Fantastic!

[@GaryYoung-eq1ph]

And less vicious! Dinos rather flee than fight usually .Maybe mating season., territorial, and dominance. Look like chickens also.

[@aapknaam1616]

Nice to see

[@fishingwithfilitsa]

very nice👍👍❤❤

[@AquaticFlapper125]

New planet video

[@TheApocalypseAttack]

It’s meeeee.

[@judahstrachan2440]

I love dinosaurs sad and happy that they are extinct 😂

[@Pauly421]

Haha same here. Would be amazing to see them, from like a helicopter or something but not walking down my hallway 😂

[@wild7life]

Nice wildlife 💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰

[@CoriCorgi13]

Who's the commentator of this series?

[@baconbirbthegreat]

The oviraptor part end was sad

Are they calling alligators relatives to dinosaurs, but not birds, which are LIVING dinosaurs? Really?

[@Animal_Life_Channel]

WOW

[@soul-f7j]

U r the 1of the smartest man, whome belonged to me, you know why?

[@la.min-u.s1739]

Languages ​​are not restricted Please do

[@GaryYoung-eq1ph]

And over a meal.

[@Cybersword1910]

4:31 How did she get there?

[@njorogefred150]

Dinosaurs are like Huge Chickens! I bet they tasted just like Chickens.

[@johnthorpe1349]

These r so much better than any Movie 🍿 just all facts no Fantasy at all great learning From Toronto 🇨🇦 Migwech 🇨🇦✌️

[@gohshuifa]

2:19 kudos to the cameraman who wiped the blood stain on the camera lens instantly.

[@northerners2828]

Dinosaurs playing ⚽️ soccer 😅

[@aaronm.3581]

I'm sure that fake dinosaur was really good for the alligator.

[@davidbarkin8269]

How can it be "Cannibalism" when their different species? Am I a cannibal when I eat sheep?

[@ramona7657]

They were the same species

[@somerandomguy2019]

I’m sorry to be a Dino nerd but that’s not a Carno skull

[@christopherryan8223]

didnt they have feathers?

[@Gr8tBlueHeron]

Some of you have never been chased by an angry rooster and it shows.

[@TimWrightt]

There is literally no science to suggest Dinos had feathers, this is an old, dead theory made up by people wanting attention. There is no scientific basis. Bird bones are completely different, this theory has no basis in science.

[@bonniemob65]

​@@TimWrighttLiterally every unique anatomical feature that categorises a dinosaur as a dinosaur is also found in birds. Birds have no anatomical features that dinosaurs don't already have, especially the maniraptorans.

[@itscaitlintracy]

❤❤❤❤

[@thesaltyapplewannabe5493]

Make new dinosaur videos instead of showing off the same clips for years....

[@minsurezero6665]

More like 6 ft turkeys imo

[@gokulkrishm51]

A regular turkey is already terrifying to me.

[@TimWrightt]

Nope, ya'll are just stupid and gullible. There is literally no science to suggest Dinos had feathers, this is an old, dead theory made up by people wanting attention. There is no scientific basis. Bird bones are completely different, this theory has no basis in science.

[@liquighost7988]

bruh why is this being posted in 2022 the cgi is archaic

[@mohamedeldeify]

i still can't believe in dinosaurs

[@SomethingAboutSashimi]

Be it

[@yarielizrodriguez5936]

The big flying oviraptor dinosarsurs the big bang of the big one people sho dinosarsurs goose

[@vitchmacro9060]

Shout out to the cameraman, he was in a great danger to deliver us this amazing piece

[@gokulkrishm51]

@@TheStockwell Me as well. It's overused and became lame imo.

[@gokulkrishm51]

@@TheStockwell Exactly hahaha! You too have a thrilling and safe time ahead! 🖖

[@KRanjeetSharmaVlogKviewsminute]

जो✔️जो✔️अपने खुबसुरत प्यारी आखो से मेरा कमेंट पढ़ रहा है भगवान करे उसके माता पिता का उम्र लंवी हो जायDJ

[@friendly2.1]

I just watching, but not believing this video

[@leon9015436]

bad quality

[@Killerwhale-kp2fm]

20 minutes of footage and not a single clip of Prehistoric Planet?!

[@Thewildlifeenthusiast123]

Prehistoric planet is still not on bbc

[@aufladekabel83]

Jo dat sieht ja echt scheiße aus :D aber als kind ging das natürlich klar und man war drin 😁

[@Elliestuffz]

H i

[@bobthebike7538]

What a waste of space. Random clips from random shows often repeated within different episodes. Avoid. This is not a genuine series

[@shivpatel5413]

Watch this interesting video. 4 👍🏽

[@mailsonfeitosa8726]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👽👽👍

[@TimWrightt]

👽 - this is a demon, just fyi. There is no such thing as aliens.

[@JTSuter]

The CGI quality is objectively terrible

[@EviLSiLenZ]

and christians still believe there is a god who created all this 🤣

[@patrickvdmeulen6867]

Another monarchy fiction/hoax. Same as the german kolonist on dutch throne in monarhy. Anno '22.

[@herpderp3916]

What does monarchy have to do with dinosaurs...?

[@mokarokas-1727]

You misspelled "I'm just another raving nutjob".

[@patrickvdmeulen6867]

@@mokarokas-1727 Keep believing and dreaming, Waste your time. Keeps you a servant.

[@patrickvdmeulen6867]

@@herpderp3916 Apparently you have no idea who's in charge in the west; actually what many want, distract your time on fiction, less time left to develop the truth.

[@patrickvdmeulen6867]

@@herpderp3916 in the west, monarchy, its always someone elses fault or to blame if cant kolonise or enslave. Now the jews. Surprises me it aint vladimirs. Or pherhaps the old naziregime? hmmmm