Ferocious Dinosaur Moments | Top 5 | BBC Earth

[@hannahboucher4875]

These dinosaur documentaries were my childhood.

[@jingkoyestrada5844]

Yea this shit is legendary

[@dejiadeleye5697]

Literally

[@francisdominguez2097]

@RTZ AGF same and i was 4 bruh

[@Ollie12846]

Same 😂

[@markmorgan6718]

Same

[@hex2926]

-props to the cameraman for getting all of those dangerous shots for us-

[@plasticman3797]

Comedy genius

[@profortnitegamer483]

How do early cavemen have such good tech

[@rinject8719]

@@profortnitegamer483 It was time traveller. He got into like 150 000 000 years B.C than to 2021 and than to like idk 2232

[@profortnitegamer483]

@@rinject8719 ohhh ok

[@Big-Chungus1]

This was filmed by ants duh.

[@davidlim4302]

Who watch these dinosaurs videos when they were young.

[@OrmoluClock]

When I was young, we had black and white TVs and 3 channels.

[@valenesco45]

When i was a kid i literally watched every dinosaur movie, they were pretty popular in the early 2000's I also had a steelbook about them, precious memories i will never forget...i still remember i drank a fanta while watching dinosaurs in New York (not too sure if the title was that)

[@JOEAPPLE007]

I watched dinosaur w/main character and carnatour as an opposer, from my cousin's cds

[@mokarokas-2138]

​@@tvm-manducktv8375 - Stop spamming, you tool.

[@arunmoses2197]

Bruh you dont have to be a little kid to want to watch these vids -_-

[@Critikal_Justine]

Who's watching this in 2024

[@prabodhshrivastava1670]

I am

[@weebgamer4056]

Same

[@JuanRimero]

Same here

[@Zockerwatte]

🙋🏾‍♂️

[@GoatimusPrime-y9r]

Me

[@andreafleming9022]

It's a shame that a so beautiful documentary were stopped so early

[@DonatoColangelo]

It was waaay better than Dinosaur Revolution, imho.

[@DonatoColangelo]

@Boomstick McNugget that’s news for me, I had no idea the original project was intended to be that far from a documentary.

[@Ольгатыпьяна]

Is that what the show ended up with?

[@jackaustin2302]

Not so much dino but its about dinos and traveling back in time its called terra nova

[@romankorashkorash466]

@@DonatoColangelo No

[@patar6788]

I really want another good dinosaur documentary. I’ve already watched all the good ones 😭

[@jiraiyaapprentice5733]

What are the good ones youve watched?

[@ngmuy]

Dont believe in this brow

[@richardaitkenhead]

Me too pls

[@mrsnake6562]

Theres a good one coming out in 2021 but it's about cenozoic mammals called forgotten bloodlines and its narrated by nigel marven himself

[@jiraiyaapprentice5733]

@@mrsnake6562 thank you sooo much for am answer 😣 The only "good ones" ive seen are Walking with dinos and Dinosaur planet, i could use some newer titles 👍👍👍if you know any good dinosaur docs please keep them coming 😊😊😊👍

[@raptorrusso12spinosaurus]

In memory of John Hurt, who narrated this amazing documentary. By the way that Majungasaurus fight was awesome, CANNABALISM!!!

[@mrsnake6562]

I bet you didn't know the Majungasaurus is painfully inaccurate. It has the legs of something like Carnotaurus or other generic theropods but it actually had really short legs, giving it an appearance of a sausage, meaning Jurassic World got Majungasaurus more accurate than this paleo-documentary

[@raptorrusso12spinosaurus]

@@mrsnake6562 What are you talking about? Painfully inaccurate? I actually do know it has the legs of other theropods. It's closely related to Carnotaurus. And both Majungasaurus and Carnotaurus had average sized legs. After all they need legs to help support their weight. If what you're saying is true then Majungasaurus wouldn't be able to support it's own weight. By the way, the only difference in the Majungasaurus Jurassic World and BBC America's is the fact they're different colors. Maybe look at fossil records instead of your resources.

[@mrsnake6562]

@@raptorrusso12spinosaurus Majungasaurus has very short legs, most albelisaurs actually do, if you actually look at the legs of genera such as Rajas urus and Majungasaurus, you will see their legs are noticeably smaller, their body is disproportionately long compared to their legs. If you want more information of this, check out Paleo Nerd's video on the paleontological inaccuracies in Jurassic Fight Club, which also features Majungasaurus under it's junior synonym of Majungatholas and I'll leave the link here too for you to watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXvRdnqgpc-rbLs

[@raptorrusso12spinosaurus]

@@mrsnake6562 Your Hero Paleo Nerd is actually incorrect. Majungasaurus and other Albelisaurs were actually most commonly found in Africa and South America. If you don't believe me look it up! I do admit there legs are a bit shorter but not so much that they are that noticeable. Maybe if you're looking close enough you can see. There are multiple fossil records and sites to look up for information on Majungasaurus. I do realize that Jurassic Fight Club is more inaccurate than any other Dinosaur documentary created on this planet. Another thing, Majungotholus was Majungasaurus' original name but was later changed. Also how the heck do you listen to that dudes voice, it's incredibly dull and boring.

[@mrsnake6562]

@@raptorrusso12spinosaurus I know albelisaurs come from Africa and South America primarily, also the legs on this majungasaurus are actually incorrect still, they're much longer and the actual legs make it look quite interesting, if you search up for a skeleton of one, you will see there is a drastic difference, other albelisaurs were similar to this body plan such as Rajasaurus. And I did actually already say the thing you said about Majungotholas, as I did state it being a junior synonym of Majungasaurus. Also to your little comment about balance and weight support by the legs, you have spinosaurus in your username so it baffles me that you used that argument when Spinosaurus is literally in the same boat whilst having a sail on it's back, a paddle on it's tail and a pair of enormous and muscular arms which according to your logic, would topple the animal

[@ЛусикСимба]

I love these dinosaurs so much, are there any dinosaur lovers left? 👇🏻

[@cjbush2193]

Me

[@cjbush2193]

I had so many dinosaur toys when I was little

[@jkhayat]

I am

[@jkhayat]

I got a collection and still growing

[@ConfusedBonsaiTree-vj1eo]

😂😮v.~❤​@@jkhayat

[@pxmaarch7998]

shoutout to the cameraman for recording this for millions of years

[@kizzy2888]

Yeah (I’m laughing my ass off)

[@The_Beefcake_Cometh]

Wow that joke was so much funnier the last 6735 times

[@user-nk4qj6bo4t]

Bro this is on every dinosaur documentary. It’s so overused.

[@aryatejc8067]

Yeah (Im dying at the comment)

[@TylerSkovdalStudio]

we need to find the oldest cameraman on earth

[@humha7613]

Spinosaurus: *catches a fish and take two bites. "This shit ain't fresh yo."

[@lindaseel8633]

Ramseysaurus. 😁😁

[@arpanalltypeofthings5907]

😂😂🤣🤭

[@maximuffin6395]

It's like when people take two nibbles on wings and go "just fucking demolished this plate"

[@lounahachmy7151]

@@lindaseel8633 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣😹😹

[@DaveVampireSlayer]

Rugops: Mmmm..... I like It!

[@nobudgetmemes6202]

The cgi for this is really good for 2011 even for today’s standards. I also loved how they made the dinosaurs behave more like birds than lizards.

[@zyourzgrandzmaz]

It looked good even way back in the late 90s I honestly miss the old expensive CGI more than the flat 3D modeling they use nowadays. For instance look at king Kong from the peter Jackson movie vs ant man or thanos or something. Kong has depth, thanos looks like a green screened in video game character. New CGI looks like sht

[@nobudgetmemes6202]

@@zyourzgrandzmaz I agree with u because now some of the new cgi feels like it doesn’t fit in with other real people.

[@hannahlarocco4699]

Cool bro

[@davidsheckler8417]

You're asleep

[@wetube6513]

@@zyourzgrandzmaz Fun fact: The V-rexes took months to model because they had to sculpt every individual scale on the creature.

[@JuanR-pg9qh]

Nostalgia anyone?

[@nayomi8832]

The oviraptor one broke my heart it was so sad the way they died. And I wish there was some more documentaries because I loved these as a kid.

[@PurpleLightningYT]

Yeah same,I loved watching them as a kid but loved the dinsaour fights and them killing eachother..Back in the time i liked dinosaurs and stuff.

[@PurpleLightningYT]

This is kinda nostalgia

[@mctartaglia615]

I mean if it lifted its head up a bit more it could’ve survived

[@Goku2theone]

Me to I’m so shocked when my team loses.

[@Brooksforlife]

Made me cry it was a true mother would never leave and it will die for its children. Gosh made me so sad same thing with the biggest dinosaur alive so sad.

[@fidelaranda9]

Imagen this guy being your grandpa and reading you a book every night. ❤💯

[@kurierklumpen577]

Omg yes!!!

[@Cocolau]

He is dead :(

[@Cocolau]

@@Omnsicient445 from what i know he died in 2017 , he was old

[@dorkydodo2325]

@@Omnsicient445 yes his name was john hurt

[@shreevanshbista8446]

deq7

[@sahilsatishpandit4083]

The animation, The Music, The Narration and The Sound Effects all are top notch. Best documentary on dinosaurs. Thank u BBC Earth

[@johnlestersunaya-rpl1958]

Walking with dinosaurs still currently better than any other dinosaur documentaries ever. Only Prehistoric planet 2022 ha sthe potential to surpass it

[@andrewallison7524]

It's full of shit.. the oviraptor was 150cms tall, not the size of a T Rex

[@caspion1647]

It's a gigantoraptor...

[@Yfffcyfygugubufyx2353]

@@andrewallison7524 that was a gigantoraptor

[@mrchonks6607]

Not really, just looking at the spinosaurus you should know it’s really not the best

[@jamestropicals8262]

Huge respect to the cameraman who lived 70 million years ago to get us this epic footage of when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

[@kirongpaleng6781]

It's sgi lol

[@bigahki2844]

@@kirongpaleng6781whooosh

[@kevinkehoe9950]

​@@kirongpaleng6781 Joke went over your head mate 😂

[@pajn5516]

You got the whole squad laughing 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@SomeoneWhoBreaths-c9l]

😐

[@fjaajf]

And now they have evolved to Chickens.

[@GIGANIGGa747]

It’s evolving just backwards

[@JamesSuvi]

@@GIGANIGGa747 lol

[@MarcusAurelius2025]

It's total BS is you were to ask me. Dinosaurs are the world's biggest scam

[@JamesSuvi]

@@MarcusAurelius2025 wait really?

[@jelfishery]

@@MarcusAurelius2025 seriously? What makes you think that?

[@mrsnake6562]

Top 5 most ferocious dinosaur moments **Big Al getting absolutely wrecked by the female allosaurus and the baby diplodocus being mercilessly impaled upon the thagomizer of a stegosaurus** : Am I a joke to you?

[@NZ_BraveHeart_0120]

I don’t think the ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’ series is on BBC Earth’s channel. I think it’s on the main BBC channel.

[@mrsnake6562]

@@NZ_BraveHeart_0120 I mean, it still comes under BBC tho, it's not like they don't have the licensing

[@NZ_BraveHeart_0120]

@@mrsnake6562 I see what you mean, but remember, ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’ and the ‘Big Al’ special came out years before the BBC Earth channel was created. So, I don’t know. I don’t completely understand how TV networks/companies and licensing work, so I’m probably just as confused as you are as to why those scenes didn’t make the cut for this video.

[@mrsnake6562]

@@NZ_BraveHeart_0120 Personally, I think that a lot of these compilations are just full of Planet Dinosaur clips, like the 'best dinosaur moments' and after doing a little research wwd comes under BBC Earth since I think BBC Earth is just the global coverage of BBC but idk, as you said, we are both quite confused

[@hibaraheel5297]

Ry

[@toadtheparakeet8541]

Greatest Palaeontology Documentary Ever produced!

[@mrsnake6562]

*walking with dinosaurs has entered the chat*

[@toadtheparakeet8541]

@@mrsnake6562 Walking with dinosaur is a good documentary, but sucks compared to BBC's.

[@mrsnake6562]

@@toadtheparakeet8541 Walking With Dinosaurs was produced by BBC, Planet Dinosaur, even with it's real life cutaways fails to accurately depict dinosaurs, the majungasaurus is actually horribly inaccurate and the majority of the show is literally dinosaurs killing each other. Walking With Dinosaurs depicts dinosaurs as animals, nothing more and nothing less. We watch Diplodocus grow from the moment they are laid until they're old enough to mate, an Ornithocheirus travel across the world to his mating grounds as well as witness his heart wrenching death, a Tyrannosaurus mother struggle to lay eggs, find a mate and defend her nest, leaellynasaura cheat death in the cold, harsh antarctic winter while avoiding predation from a predator, even right back to the beginning of the dinosaurs with the metaphoric scene of dinosaurs taking over the world by eating their major predatory competition. The only true inaccuracies in Walking With Dinosaurs are due to advances in modern palaeontology and the perception of dinosaurs now in the current scientific community, along with some animals appearing earlier or later than they should or certain genera being in the wrong place, such as utahraptor being in Europe.

[@toadtheparakeet8541]

@@mrsnake6562 Very good point i must give you that i definetly need to rewatch that series, however, you must give me that Planet Dinosaur has an extremely unique way of portraying mainly the predators in a very majestic view, and combined with innovative graphical diagrams this gives the series (from my view) a more interesting and advanced look on predatory dinosaurs. You should really check out the soon opening company palaeontology inc. (i think it goes live like 28 february) good day

[@mrsnake6562]

@@toadtheparakeet8541 True true, like Planet Dinosaur is a good documentary series, I just prefer the Walking With series just because they make you invested in the characters in each episode/section depending on which one you're watching. I'll definitely give your suggestion a little gander. I think like the top four purely documentary palaeontology series would most certainly include the Walking With series, Planet Dinosaur, Dinosaur Revolution and though I've yet to see it, When Dinosaurs Roamed America. Each has it's ups and downs really. the WW series has beautiful story telling, scenery, including real world environments but suffers mostly because of it's age, Planet Dinosaur portrays some very obscure animals but I feel the pacing is much too quick, Revolution is a mix of like a story but from the perspective of an edge lord and has a similar premise to PD, except the fossil evidence they use is a bit... wrong, in that they take fossils from one place and throw them in somewhere else, Broken Jaw was actually A. fragilis, rather than A. europaeus and lived in the morrison formation rather than the lourinha formation as it was portrayed in DR

[@ДенисКовалёв-ш5л]

I love Dinosaurs❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bojanlorger5018]

Me too❤

[@Macandi293]

Fascinating to see how these extinct species developed over million years passed

[@chickenjesus5095]

14:23 my guys spawn camping

[@Tuesday275.7]

It's true

[@ep.1646]

B r u h

[@benedictlukas2223]

Well, you're not wrong.

[@Bushdalush]

When the first thing you see is also the last

[@odoDGnik]

"Oh" -baby sauropod

[@deadnyz]

I use to watch these Dinosaur documentaries when I was 5. Memories! Rewatching them all right now.

[@Peace37397]

Same

[@tfisandrew]

stfu you can watch it being older then FIVE okay????

[@jasonfierro2002]

Childhood...

[@weights6257]

only the fact that these things existed terrifies me

[@dijengmk7735]

It excites me😂😂🤣

[@CommaGaming]

@T_T Leader not with bodily strength. They would easily kill 10000 humans with only bodily and environmental weapons

[@Ankylosaurus_mangiventris]

@T_T Leader Try saying that without your fancy tech and weapons, pal. See how long you last then.

[@bigchungus6853]

@T_T Leader I mean, as long as you don't have any crazy weapons and stuff and you're unarmed, you're... lets just say... Not going to live.

[@CommaGaming]

@T_T Leader Try and kill a animal 150x your weight and size with your hands.

[@culilom007]

props to the cameraman that went back million years ago for this footage.

[@Boss-cv3uc]

Someone give them a raise

[@Yive.]

65 million

[@kyptos2252]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TFpmyeaM2ibK8

[@crystallxix1493]

What if: you were about to attack a big pigeon But the narrator said: *then it goes on the offensive*

[@tnapeepeelu]

OH SHI-

[@billcosbysroofiedealer2070]

ikr then the pigeon quadruples in size like wow

[@Akutheos]

Also known as the car ruiner

[@Fox3_404]

Quel bg cet oviraptor !

[@giggleisraw1154]

Bruh am I the only one that would go back in time and see dinosaurs in a heartbeat that would be sooooo amazing

[@annakessler9372]

it would be very dangerous place to be.

[@giggleisraw1154]

Ya but ain’t it already?

[@likes_stuff4754]

@@annakessler9372 if we could invent time travel i sure we could invent some sort of invisabilty

[@EduardoSantos_1906]

​@@annakessler9372 well, there are people surviving Australia, surviving the dinosaurs would be relatively easy 🤣

[@LandBeforeTime75]

Another Amazing Moments with Planet Dinosaur, impressive and so ground breaking. Speaking of which, BBC should be making more dinosaur documentaries, movies and shows like Walking with Dinosaurs, Planet Dinosaur and other prehistoric documentaries like they did back in the past, it would’ve been more beautiful and really breathtaking.

[@JamesSuvi]

@Keagan Van Duzer Now that you have said that I now think of animated hitler

[@JamesSuvi]

Gluten tag

[@JamesSuvi]

@Keagan Van Duzer what is gluten?

[@JamesSuvi]

@Keagan Van Duzer Thank you

[@tuqaysdullayeva2549]

@@JamesSuvi There is nothing in the Qur'an about the dnazaurs. No intact dinosaur bones have been found yet. Whole skeletons of Mammonth, ancient man, aquatic animals and birds of that time have been found. The skeleton of one of the dinosaur species has not been found.Dinosaur models in museums are unrealistic. Their heads are large and imaginary. And hundreds of species. Future generations will laugh at the lies of the "dinosaurs".PLEASE FIND 1 REAL DNOSAUR BONE!There are aliens in the Qur'an, there is no Dnozav.

[@josefsstationrc6064]

It’s just so stunning to watch big lizards fighting for food before going to sleep

[@Bahouudis]

Yus

[@sofiapicone6566]

I'm dying

[@thewithergamer1736]

These are not lizards they are the ancestors of birds.

[@Yive.]

The prehistoric world is harsh indeed

[@kizzy2888]

Same with me but kn the morning

[@dlavengers1884]

The way the oviraptor defends it's eggs is just remarkable

[@andrewallison7524]

Yeah but oviraptors were 150cms tall, not the size of a T Rex

[@erifenesorek5056]

@@andrewallison7524 Didn't they specify that's a Gigantoraptor, not Oviraptor?

[@lapismancer1158]

@@erifenesorek5056 yeah those things are massive

[@july9566]

That's why we think it went down , it could've been a bloody mess IRL

[@user-us2ws1lh7i]

🥺

[@donnovan1708]

When I was little I cried watching the mother oviraptor dying in the sand

[@toastshow7589]

When yr mums brought shopping *mums not looking* You as a child: 5:09

[@taz.6057]

1:21 awwww ✨baby arms✨

[@Maxxyxx]

1:24 Mama wasnt too happy when the other Majungasaurus stole the baby’s food 💀

[@MackandCheesewithThaSqueeze]

deadass 💀 was gon let him live

[@Natureindica]

The best sound effect,,,

[@Jvstzn]

These documentaries were the reason I loved dinosaurs back then.

[@sushamashinde1501]

Same

[@literalyou104]

Insane Cameraman Work.

[@thecrow3350]

It's All Computer Work It's Not Real

[@literalyou104]

@@thecrow3350 I know that lol

[@Brokenrain223]

@@thecrow3350 You've made this comment on three different comments making this joke, it's hard to imagine you're NOT being a troll at this point 🤣

[@thecrow3350]

@@Brokenrain223 🤣🤣🤣 I Write It On Every Video I See it. It's Always The Same One It Makes No Sense

[@muhammadalibheda3212]

outstanding footage from cameraman, crazy how he got there

[@j-love-0346]

I love dinosaurs wish them still alive to this day!!

[@mothman20]

the cgi dinosaurs show more emotion than in cgi lion king

[@therider2050]

Yea I hate that movie so much it completely forgets why the original was so good!

[@Mac14329]

Heard it a million times.

[@mechanwhal6590]

In the words of Megatron: *Such primal magnificence...*

[@jeremyfong5684]

Oh my goodness yes

[@sausbirux]

Yesss yesss

[@kunalthakur3415]

Brings back memories from 2012-16

[@ZillaJunior25]

Fr..

[@Richie016]

Ferocious predators, those strong jaws and sharp teeth grip the opponent's neck and bite at it simultaneously.

[@thedoruk6324]

12:29 - That *Slap!* is delicious to watch!

[@cintronproductions9430]

LOL, the animation is so jerky. XD

[@thedoruk6324]

@Keagan Van Duzer *Screech*

[@samuraiblack3496]

3:20 Oh hello there Kevin. Protecting the nest I see and being a good parent ARE WE?!

[@mcflippinnoodles9312]

Ever heard of it?

[@rimurupandora6568]

I understood that reference

[@oldeagle2514]

Hats off to the camera crews that braved their lives to get this real life raw footage so many millions of years ago!

[@T.K.KIRKLAND.]

English is good

[@qzwz2412]

@@T.K.KIRKLAND. 야 배고픈데 타이어좀 굽어줘

[@ReverieCat]

Dinosaurs: busy killing each other Subtitles: *this is music to my ears*

[@Tuesday275.7]

Yeah subtitles are dumb

[@KemoTherapy69]

Lets appreciate the fact that the cameraman literally put the camera in a carcass to show a video of the dinosaur eating from inside the carcass

[@kizzy2888]

Also let’s appreciate that he put it underwater and got slammed by a fish and didn’t die

[@kizzy2888]

And survived a sand avalanche/sandstorm

[@kyptos2252]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TFpmyeaM2ibK8

[@BRIJESHKUMAR-dv1in]

Nature's work is always perfect ( except humans) 😎

[@richalenesmith]

great video! I loved how you captured the raw power of these dinosaurs. honestly, though, I feel like the whole concept of dinosaurs being "ferocious" might be a bit overstated. can't we just appreciate their existence without labeling them as monsters? there’s so much we still don’t know about their behavior.

[@wuamerurg3649]

5:14-5:16 “And stay down! 🖕” 😂😂

[@Sasukegotputinapack]

Ahahahahaha

[@JullianaSprincer]

It's crazy how BBC sent a camaraman this far back in history

[@kyptos2252]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TFpmyeaM2ibK8

[@xoxo-is2lo]

ive always loved dinosaurs!!!!! and i still do in my 20's

[@carcharodontosaurussaharic7839]

:)

[@cameronspence4977]

Yeah cuz dinosaurs are freaking cool

[@dinosaurmovie2022]

*I haven't seen such a good video since I was a kid*

[@reetyeet9906]

1:28 jebaited. literally dog water. So free.

[@colk5373]

what

[@devdevxr9979]

HAHA

[@janicedwilliams09]

Not fortnite

[@nicolasestrella7735]

He has a Walmart headset, that’s why he couldn’t hear him

[@thepaleoguyyy4494]

“boxed like a fish”

[@N1raj05]

Can you please do more dinosaur documentaries. They're amazing! (Like if you agree)

[@RussUno]

Like your comment or the video?

[@naufal_nsn410]

Baby Argentinosaurus is so cute

[@larabarbatowolf803]

yes lol, and they the predator SNAPPED THEIR NECKS 😭😭😭😭

[@carcharodontosaurussaharic7839]

yeah but my girlfriend very much hahahahaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@Lator_the_Gator]

@@larabarbatowolf803 hehe neck go snap

[@suchomimustenerensis]

@@larabarbatowolf803 yeah, but that’s nature, the Scorpiovenator wasn’t being sadistic, it was trying to survive like all of us

[@dianamarquez4774]

Loved dinosaurs when I was a kid even as an adult. Then my oldest sister said she believes people were fascinated by dinosaurs because they were so huge. Like, who would care about a 3 foot T-Rex? Still, I find them amazing. They lived far longer than we have and would have continued to live if it had not been for the asteroid impact. Yeah, we have birds which have proved to be dinosaurs, but not the same as a big T-Rex.

[@timtwing5886]

Where is there proof of a meteorite impact and where is there proof of current animals being descendants of dinosaurs? Why because scientists tell you that certain modern animals have characteristics of dinosaurs? How do they really know ANY characteristics of dinosaurs because they couldn't study them while they were alive( that's if you even believe they ever existed!) so where are they getting all this dino info? Scientist know of modern animal characteristics and how they communicate and hunt because they can study them in there habitat, THEY ARE ALIVE! People will believe anything they are told. They have proved dinosaurs existed, we have fossils and all the books and movies have programmed our minds even further so there can be no question that dinosaurs existed! Have YOU ever dug up a dinosaur bone? If you have how do you or anyone you where with know it's from a prehistoric creature like the dinosaurs that we have been trained to believe existed and if existed, existed in the form we are shown. If you go to a museum you probably think that the 'dino bones' are actual fossils, well they aren't! Through fossilization dino bones over millions of years ancient animal bones are turned to rock. If you go to a museum some of the staff might even admit that the displays aren't actually fossils and some will lie to you. They will tell you they have real fossils in the back and there are real fossils in Paleo labs which are under scientific study. Bullshit! They don't have real fossils in the back and next time to go to a dino museum touch the display , yes I know they tell you not to and it's because they aren't actually fossils. Even paleontology and archeology admits they have never found a full dino skeleton. So than how can you know what any dino would look like? This is a HUGE lie! Just like 9/11!

[@hck71]

@@timtwing5886 cope

[@ihavenoidea5845]

@@timtwing5886 And why exactly would they portray the same lie for over 100 years that dinosaurs existed????? What would be their gain???You make no sense hahah. Don't you think at least one scientist would stand up to tell the ,,truth"?

[@timtwing5886]

@@ihavenoidea5845 this just goes to show how ignorant you are and how far you will go to fight for the very system that enslaves all of us every day. Scientist are paid off or they are members of the ones who are actually in power, the ELITE. Much of science is just like our 'history' it's manufactured and edited. They give us a version of what we are allowed and encouraged to believe. The gain is our ignorance, DUH! Just like 9/11 the government wants us to believe that 19 hijackers crashed 4 planes on that day so we don't know the really truth. 9/11 none of the governments story about the events holds up. They want us in ignorance buddy that's their gain. It's amazing what they can't get the public to believe. Tell a lie enough times and it eventually will become someone's truth. We are lied to in all aspects of life. Yes I know it's hard for you to get past the idea that our lives are a huge lie.

[@mechanwhal6590]

Hah! What does she know?

[@novareviews]

The Oviraptor made me cry!

[@bloodbathdiablos6359]

it's gigantoraptor

[@bloodbathdiablos6359]

but this is sad too

[@JuanWickJr]

Glad I’m not the only one who used to watch these all day as kid

[@kwz9930]

15:29 reminds me of darbi for some reason lol the scene with “stomp the guts don stomp the guts”

[@zero2101567]

I'm whatching this in 2024

[@beckyraskin3280]

I've never been fascinated by dinosaurs before, but lovelovelove them now. What a very fantastic video! Thank you so much for this - I loved it.

[@sparsrus]

One of the best Narrators of my lifetime narrating one of the best BBC's documentaries. wicked actor. brilliant. miss him very much.

[@TheFizzyGenie]

Props to the camera guy

[@thecrow3350]

It's All Computer Work It's Not Real

[@Mac14329]

Can we please stop with the “props to the cameraman for going back in time to get this footage” comments? Please? It’s really annoying.

[@Bombaclattt37]

Yessir

[@BlackCappedChickadee]

Even if I find them funny, your right.

[@kashmirsingh8575]

My ear drum nearly broke because of that roar Dangg

[@lounahachmy7151]

When watching this I feel so nostalgic

[@Dxm1enz]

exactlyyy my childhood fr

[@aves4081]

Really love those clips, even though some are inacurrate because of recent discoveries

[@rocketboss259]

Yeah, like the Spino’s tail.

[@tahamikhan4768]

Or it's whole body

[@mechanwhal6590]

@@tahamikhan4768 It’s been changed so much it may as well be a Ditto.

[@jurawild]

these are my childhood fr

[@dogukanmi6904]

God be like: ``Let`s show the whole world how scary and gigantic chickens can be.`` when he created gigantoraptor.

[@theotheseaeagle]

3:02 I love the blood on the screen, really makes you feel like your really there

[@hornsen1]

Dying without killing enemies

[@silent_killer6321]

@@hornsen1 Y E S

[@Tweeks_Blueberry_Boyfriend]

I Thought There Was A Bug On My Phone

[@therealadriannn]

Props to the camera man for filming this in such a tough situation

[@somethingsomthing5305]

So funny it's funnier than the 132425563637773636373777373777 last jokes

[@garcemac]

The BBC had better CGI in 2011 than most multi-million dollar Hollywood movies have today in 2022.

[@_pat_3079]

At the beginning, if you look VERY closely at the bottom jaw of the majungasaurus, you can see a hole

[@yusuftaheri3540]

These dinosaur documentaries made up my childhood

[@jeffreykane7419]

This brings back memories when I was younger first watching these.

[@ibupos8513]

Who watch these dinosars videos when they young

[@fhelcastilla6633]

Majungasaurus: *roars* Ipad: *sound barrier starts breaking*

[@ThatLonelyGorilla]

Man I'll love dinosaurs no matter what age I am they are the coolest thing evere

[@FiePige1]

I love this documentary I hope they make more!

[@L.P.1987]

@@tvm-manducktv8375 SHUT UP SPAMMER

[@mrsnake6562]

This documentary came out years ago

[@danielnevin1547]

They stopped making them years ago they were discontinued

[@marksuhajda3974]

The nostalgia

[@jaitradeokar]

I think we can all agree on spinosaurus fishes for prey is one of the most iconic videos

[@OREOOREOOREOOREOOREO]

I used to act like a dinosaur and would start to eat like one. Btw i used to LOVE these documentaries about dinosaurs.

[@Arten00]

Lol, In my childhood I've never once Said to a Chicken "YOU ARE A TREX RIP OFF MECHANIC, YOUR ANCESTOR IS JUST A ILLUSION" Wish I'd really said that XD

[@IdkIdk-ct6zt]

I remember I watch this when u was young it just pop into my mind now I’m watching this again😭

[@doubledribble90]

Hats off to the people who went back in time to get this footage😤💯

[@Khultan]

I'd give my soul to see what it was like in those days.

[@sicklord4177]

Ha! Agreed

[@jaysoncolbert6187]

It was exactly like this, just like the Bible 100% accurate

[@rageyryanadventures7253]

@@jaysoncolbert6187 shush

[@joemomma6236]

These documentaries are probably the closest we can get, aside from the innacuracy of spinosaurus being a land predator

[@usmanfaisal2005]

Dinosaure: eats the small meat Dinosaure mom: ANGRY

[@PhieFty]

Majungasaurus Mom : son, do a distraction Majungasaurus : ok mom

[@user-rt7rq7oe8u]

‏‪16:13‬‏ awwww so cute little argintinosauraus❤

[@firesong4212]

Anyone else think a well trained spinosaurus would be a good fishing partner?

[@RussUno]

Too sad they dead

[@advatlol]

I hope they don’t EAT the fish maybe struthiomimus or baryonyx lol

[@trolgeeeeee]

@@advatlol baryonix is a fish eater as well

[@advatlol]

@@trolgeeeeee oh yeah right i forgot but what i ment is they use their claws but i forgot which 1 does that prob bary

[@trollgeplays4752]

@@advatlol struthiomimus!? But that did only live in North America 66 million years Ago and baryonyx lived earlier in the cretaceous in europe

[@rhysandmike3373]

How did they get the footage? Cameras weren't around back then, were they?

[@lealemee2825]

.........

[@okszay6059]

its 3D

[@rhysandmike3373]

@@okszay6059 😯 never... Guess the joke went over your head there mate

[@bqu963]

its CGI 🤣😂🤣😂

[@carcharodontosaurussaharic7839]

cgi stupid

[@Kuzamori]

I remember these actually scaring me back in the day and they still do. 😂

[@TheOnlyWes25]

I wish there were more recent productions focused on dinosaurs. With the tech now, these docuseries would look amazing....

[@filthov]

Well , prehistoric planet came out recently, so your wish has been granted

[@TheOnlyWes25]

@@filthov my thoughts the same hahaha

[@Guest4465]

14:40 JEEZ DUDE THOSE DINOSAURS WERE BRUTAL like my god

[@johngeo5816]

sea otters r*pe baby seals until they die and theyd even keep mating with the corpse for a few weeks

[@tuqaysdullayeva2549]

@@johngeo5816 There is nothing in the Qur'an about the dnazaurs. No intact dinosaur bones have been found yet. Whole skeletons of Mammonth, ancient man, aquatic animals and birds of that time have been found. The skeleton of one of the dinosaur species has not been found.Dinosaur models in museums are unrealistic. Their heads are large and imaginary. And hundreds of species. Future generations will laugh at the lies of the "dinosaurs".PLEASE FIND 1 REAL DNOSAUR BONE!There are aliens in the Qur'an, there is no Dnozav.

[@lawrencemoustafa1860]

bbc earth:Dinosaurs fighting Me:watching the arms flap

[@Naye710]

Dinosuar Documentaries 10 years ago: amazing