Diplodocus Herd - Walking with Dinosaurs: Ballad of Big Al - BBC

Big Al's skills as a predator are put to the test when he and two other Allosauruses face a herd of Diplodocus.
Broadcast in 1999, Walking with Dinosaurs set out to create the most accurate portrayal of prehistoric animals ever seen on the screen. Combining fact and informed speculation with cutting-edge computer graphics and animatronics effects, the series took two years to make.
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[@michaelramsey82]

Some kids grew up with Star Wars - I grew up with this. This scene was always one of my favorites, and I still think it's one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. The CGI doesn't look quite as good now as it did to me at 12 years old, but the nostalgia more than makes up for it.

[@PartyC4nnon]

I’d be lying if I said seeing allosaurus weaving in and out of the diplodocus herd didn’t remind me of a space battle in Star Wars. Must be the music, or maybe just seeing them navigate around the giant animals reminds me of scenes in the Star Wars movies where starfighters would fly past the big ships

[@mcrfan343]

I grew up with both.

[@carmelosaurus7480]

👏 FACTS

[@ΑλκίνοοςΜουρατίδης]

Well cgi is still pretty legit compared to other docum. And movies

[@TheLazyFusspot_3428]

@@mcrfan343 Same

[@dee6349]

3:24 I love the little detail of the Allosaurus scratching it neck, like they didn’t have to do that but they did. Really shows how much effort and love went into show

[@obiwankenobi5769]

I've watched this documentary dozens of times and never noticed that

[@mitchtange8029]

It even opens its mouth a little during the animation, so the editors didn’t forget to put that sound effect there. Like, the opening of the allosaur’s mouth is barely noticeable at all, and they still decided to put that sound effect in there, just in case some eagle eyed viewer did notice it.

[@IndriidaeNT]

It is so cool that they showed some Allosaurus including Big AL hunting Diplodocus as a team. I did actually know that Allosaurus and maybe also Torvosaurus and Ceratosaurus hunted large herbivorous dinosaurs like Diplodocus, Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus, Stegosaurus and Camptosaurus in packs and groups. Do you think that Tyrannosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Gorgosaurus, Albertosaurus, Gigantosaurus and Mapusaurus did something similar with Ticeratops, Styracosaurus, Centrosaurus, Ornithomimus, Struthomimus, Edmontosaurus, Corythosaurus, Euopephalus, Anklyosaurus, Pteranodon, Queztalcoatlus, Ciomolestes, Didelphodon, Argentinosaurus and Amargasaurus?

[@BkkaZ]

00(,adl,._S)-÷

[@andrewshaughnessy5828]

@@obiwankenobi5769 Me neither!

[@justnoah2073]

2:12 that music is so freaking good

[@brendanforester4601]

My favorite part.

[@Mark-qz8fu]

It's slightly similar to the main theme of Battlefield 1.

[@harryywho622]

I like the 1:14

[@francojpuerta4141]

@@Mark-qz8fu Same here

[@sirmessydesk7538]

yes

[@carmelosaurus7480]

To be honest I would love to have the walking series all, redone and with updated information.

[@CCRhorst]

With Kenneth Branagh brought back for the narration.

[@zakstar7788]

Or David Attenborough.

[@zakstar7788]

He is currently 91.

[@arkstudios3411]

and with bejamin bartlett for the composer

[@bicknell67]

Exactly remember the episode with the liopleurodon? Well on that episode of Walking With Dinosaurs the animal was over 80ft long now its been discovered its only at the most 30ft long. Would love for them to correct that.

[@mr.h1803]

This scene, honestly, was one of the most memorable scenes in the entirety of the Walking With franchise imo.

[@jennyfury4674]

1:34 I love how the allosaurus runs right past the diplodocus then turns his head and says hi

[@romanr9883]

why is it that a 19-year-old documentary is still the best documentary about dinosaurs to this day. modern ones are either silly, over the top or look super fake. I don't get it.

[@TarkTheWild]

Money. Or people being stupid. I would LOVE a walking with dinosaurs with the new knowledge we have and new tech.

[@babyyodaiscute5585]

Roman R yea I want there to be of these it’s so good!

[@sigi8894]

I forget what movie it was what is the name

[@greathoonta3461]

Roman R yeah

[@greathoonta3461]

DiscoGym like how the president suggested Americans deal with 9-11, “buy more of our shit, u will be happy :)”

[@dj12699]

This is the first pronunciation of "Diplodocus" I ever heard and I have always refused to say it any other way.

[@Littleathquakes]

dj12699 same. I read it as Diplo + docus like hocus pocus forever since I’ve never heard it pronounced

[@iceloracingnetwork9427]

When I was younger my mom and I pronounced it Diplow- Dockus

[@Marco_______]

I used to pronounce it that same way until I went to a talk at my local museum and was quite embarrassed when the palaeontologist running the talk corrected me in front of everyone.

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

I've often heard Dip-lo-do-cus & Dih-pla-da-cus.

[@cjbroskin1327]

This is the way.

[@beedrillfreak]

Oh look, another big part of my childhood. Big Al was always the coolest guy to me, and he really is the reason why I like Allosaurs so much.

[@DreableNeebal10]

Yeah, he was the best to me too!

[@zoramix3591]

Me too😀

[@Kakis-ku6qi]

Ikr

[@kevinstefanov2841]

Spinosaurus is the best !!

[@DinoWolf123gaming]

Kevin Stefanov no the tyrannosaurus rex is

[@dracofett7833]

3:25 I always loved that detail in the background how he just scratches his neck

[@scottmairs9014]

It's details like that which made them feel so real.

[@maverick5408]

Poor T rex can't even do that cuz his arms are too short

[@ktsp2538]

I didn’t even notice that until now

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΚατσίμπελης]

@@maverick5408 That's not a t-rex that's an allosaurus

[@masterkey2554]

@@ΚωνσταντίνοςΚατσίμπελης he MEANS the t-rex cant do that. poor carnotaurus has atom sized arms

[@thewolfofcomedy5966]

I love this depiction of Allosaurus as being solitary animals, but occasionally mobbing together to take down larger prey, like Komodo Dragons, very accurate in today's standards.

[@namastewrye952]

Maybe. But it's believed they're pack hunters like wolves.

[@hamesfrank4542]

Ummmm, no it’s not

[@namastewrye952]

@@hamesfrank4542 There are other shows that shows Allosaurus are pack oriented. This show is inaccurate about them as solitary or being like Komodo dragon.

[@Orcaluv26]

Not sure about Allosaurus but in the late cretaceous, Mapusaurus, Albertosaurus and even Utahraptor were certainly living in groups similar to todays wolves.

[@FearMEH]

@@namastewrye952 sorry but YOUR WRONG. Allosaurus just like many other dinosaurs, did not hunt in organized packs. They don’t have the intelligence to form a hierarchy system like wolfs. The only Dinosaurs can hunt in pack is probably Albertosaurus & the Tyrant Lizard himself. & most tyrannosaurid. I don’t know maybe I am wrong but. Allosaurus is more fitting being a solitary creature than a sociable creature.

[@RudiW1510]

This deserved a theatrical release. This is still so good to watch. I don't care about the effects quality. To, this still looks damn good. There's so much detail in the way they move. It's insane to look at how the fat jiggles and skin moves, while the muscles underneath stretch and flex. It is an outstanding amount of details that brings the dinosaurs to life. The way the camera moves along them, with that heroic Benjamin Bartlett score playing throughout the scene. This is as perfect as it could have been. They outdid themselves through and through.

[@Orcaluv26]

Maybe updated textures for all the animals would be nice but big Al deserves a movie with this scene being more or less the climax.

[@firegator6853]

the first time dinosaurs were recognised as normal animals like wolves, crocodiles, bisons and any other animal that lives today...it may have inaccuracies in the models but this documentary will stay in dinosaur media history forever and now im also happy with prehistoric planet that continued showing dinosaurs as real animals too....i hope this continues on with future documentaries

[@MesozoicLad]

I love how the Allosaurus aren’t the ones who actually kill the Diplodocus, instead they surround it, and let it’s sickness and the heat finish the job. That’s smart as hell!

[@nightfuryman1209]

But how do they avoid dehydration? That was my biggest problem with this scene, how did they not also succumb to heat exhaustion like the Diplodocus did!? Because the narrator did state “after several hours” meaning the allosaurus just waited there

[@davidjamescaberte1133]

​@@nightfuryman1209 Good question

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

@@nightfuryman1209 The Diplodocus was already ill. That accelerated the process of dying.

[@nightfuryman1209]

@@admiralinvertebrate5649 yeah but how did the Allosaurus not succumb to the heat that’s my biggest issue now I get the diplodocus dying because it was ill but the allosaurus are a much different story

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

@@nightfuryman1209 The Diplodocus had likely already been migrating for some time.

[@ironcarnage1019]

This stampede is awesome, the way the Allosaurs move out of the way just in time when one of the Diplodocus is about to trample them, it's just so damn realistic and I love every second of it.

[@rexstreamarchive3472]

there needs to be another documentary like WWD, seriously i wish BBC or someone would go back the the Walking With formula for a doc series on dinosaurs, make them up to date with the most solid evidence of course, but just something like this series. Theres a reason this one is known as one of the, if not, the best prehistoric nature doc mini series ever made. All it takes is for a studio to want to put the same effort they did then to create something not only as great, but even greater then the original.

[@mohdaliali8317]

RexVsGaming l l .

[@Marquez2077]

RexVsGaming agreed

[@piggyoinkoink6352]

That is, if they feather the raptors accordingly. 😂

[@cb2001dino]

RexVsGaming Have you watched walking with monsters ( before dinosaurs) and walking with beasts (after dinosaurs). Same format but done a couple years later with better effects in my opinion.

[@jantarn6320]

ថដ ឥឥឲឲឥឲឲ

[@jailsonmachado6896]

oh the nostalgia, this is the best documentary ever, i wonder how can this CGI is better than now days CGI, bbc knows how to do a good documentary

[@RRW359]

I think it's the mix of anamatronics and CGI that sells it. More modern productions think they can just use CGI.

[@jailsonmachado6896]

RRW maybe, do you think bbc is going to do something like this again ?

[@RRW359]

jailson machado They've made a couple of Dino documentaries, but as I said, most filmmakers are too reliant on CGI and think they can replace ALL practical effects with them. Using animatronics makes things like this look better, but it's just too expensive to go to real locations and build robots compared to CGI for people to do it.

[@jailsonmachado6896]

RRW planet dino was bbc's, right ?

[@RRW359]

jailson machado I believe so, yes.

[@janetjoshkosovac7217]

2:00 boy is that Allosaurus clumsy😂

[@thestudiochannel2104]

Kinda but the diplodocus made him trip over

[@adamzabielski3685]

2:02 - What about this Allo? It was nearly dino road kill

[@BurgertonYT]

2:10 the soundtrack still gives me chills

[@raptorious7090]

Anyone noticed that one of the diplodocus head is glitching for a second in 1:24?😂😂😂

[@vihansubramaniam3593]

Where?

[@alexkazhdan]

LOL, I've seen this documentary countless times, but I never noticed it!

[@Sergio-yh2xl]

Vihan Subramaniam the diplo that’s kinda behind the other one

[@scottmairs9014]

Zidan Lintang_45 You've ruined this scene for me

[@ezrajefferson4963]

Lol, never noticed that before XD

[@tyrannotitanentertainment7579]

Nostalgia coming your way from 0:00-3:57

[@danielaveronicadragan5806]

Torvosaurus Imperator y bbbnhjhcdddedw

[@jorgepinto-velez603]

Same i even remember Spanish Channels LIKE Telemundo showing this like omg nostalgia

[@DinoBot65]

3:04-3:09 is my favorite animal sound effect from the "Walking with" series.

[@coreywigent7693]

Best roar ever!

[@DinoBot65]

Corey Wigent IKR!?

[@torIIgo]

Reid Kenneth65 Sounds like a Hollow from Bleach!

[@neon-sphinxfoster5340]

Agreed. It has a sort of ghostly effect to it, I love it ^^

[@curious5887]

True, 100%

[@christopher-jordanderys6950]

I miss the show. Brings back too much memories.

[@allosaurus2612]

that was one of the best lunches i have eaten :]

[@GameinSixShot]

Can I have some?

[@allosaurus2612]

Sure :]

[@britishpalaeontology6637]

another of my species! haven't seen any around anymore!

[@TheWarHorse100]

Dinosaurs rule :)

[@richardb8157]

Allosaurus Change that profile pic of the douche bag Allosaurus from time of the titans to big Al.

[@noahd395]

Haven’t seen this clip in like 10 years, the soundtrack still was in my head, it’s that iconic!

[@oliver8928]

No over the top commentary, silly graphics, roaring, repeating the scene again and again, just animals behaving naturally and an orchestral soundtrack to indictate the atmosphere.

[@mememan2.074]

Jamraptor this made in 1999

[@scornbass1552]

Just wish the allos had nipped the dip's legs, wolf style, until he/she collapsed.

[@bkjeong4302]

Yeah in reality Allosaurus would repeatedly bite and slash at a sauropod until it dies.

[@felixborges7440]

It was a simpler time my friend lol

[@ozbotandmod5668]

Your just a phony idiot jamraptor

[@CapREX77]

This is hands down one of the most beautifully orchestrated scenes in film ever. From the music to the cinematography and the pacing- it’s just great. Never gets old.

[@skymaster7776]

Regardless of the change in the scientific accuracy of this film, this scene is easily one of the best dinosaur scenes ever made. Seeing this with the buff allosaurus of today's science and the majestic reconstruction of the diplodocus would be a sight to behold.

[@Sawrattan]

It's incredible that only one series of Walking with Dinosaurs was ever made. The whole format was unique - everything since has been too 'sciency' (pauses, cross-section diagrams) instead of pure nature documentary like this.

[@keviarcher9121]

The music in this fits in so well.

[@Rezno97]

1:56 oh my god, I remember that roar, it was awesome! I love walking with dinosaurs ever since I was little

[@Jay-cv8jp]

Rezno97 same

[@jorgepinto-velez603]

Rezno97 this is my childhood ahow

[@jorgepinto-velez603]

Rezno97 show

[@vipertagtc9684]

It's a monkey sound and a velociraptor growl from JP

[@jurassicdragons2171]

Omg SAME I have loved dinosaurs since I was born

[@flightlesslord2688]

2:07 ........ GOD I LOVE THIS DOCUMENTARY SOOOO GOOOOOD. What a jam

[@peeman4057]

When you're a Diplodocus migrating across the salt plains and you hear the dramatic orchestra music start playing...

[@moistlander4k]

Big Al: you better run Diplodocus: FUCK

[@hufflepuffleshuffle]

It would be awesome if they made an updated Walking with Dinosaurs. Updated graphics, updated information, etc. I would totally watch it!

[@OliB2004]

We’re so back!!!

[@TheDanteCS]

2:11 - 2:28 Beautiful music, and this is my favorite part of WWD . Best Dinosaurs movie ever :) Sure, very memorable.

[@slim7406]

What is that part of the music called, like there are riffs and then there is whatever that is and other stuff but what would that be called?

[@asscheeks3142]

On godddd

[@jamiehughes5573]

Battlefield 1942 vibes

[@rubenlievenspiano]

@@slim7406 it's a sequence on the follia bass, look it up ;)

[@mapatosaurus8095]

Yeah WWD is so much better than Jurassic World and personally I like it more then Jurassic Park.

[@mystere4838]

Oh shit boys, Walking with Dinosaurs is coming back!

[@IceSpoon]

1:59 I never understood why that one fell.

[@neilsanghvi5229]

My guess is that the salt crust of the dried up lake collapsed under the weight of the Allosaurus.

[@milchesarreal6964]

Neil Sanghvi Good theory I always thought that one just tripped 🤣 but it could be both

[@jayfeatherthesnarkymedicin8160]

Neil Sanghvi Yeah, I think that the salt crust collapsed because if you watch the scene carefully frame by frame, you can see that the Allosaurus didn’t trip.

[@arunmoses2197]

He tripped

[@DudeOfTheWeek]

It was the clumsy one in the group

[@BurgerPwner]

i fail to understand how the CGI and just the look of the dinosaurs back then looked way better than those of todays documentaries

[@noahsthill6817]

Ikr

[@liammeech3702]

BBC is government funded...so when it needs to it has a lot of money

[@BurgerPwner]

Meech Films 2 And it's mainly DIscovery Channel that makes dinosaur documentaries now. And damn their CGI looks bad. I also heard that in those old documentaries they used the same technique as in Jurassic Park. So also a reason why they look way better

[@pepsiman3022]

+BurgerPwner What technuiqe?

[@BurgerPwner]

+Tyrannozilla Productions (Russell Navorio) i'm not really sure what they did but they made it using the same methods as used in the making of jurassic park. atleast thats what i red somewhere

[@mcdavis800]

Diplodocus and allosaurus are two awesome dinosaurs

[@ODST_on_the_saxophone]

I remember always watching this when I was younger. The soundtrack is absolutely incredible.

[@MrRebelliousNerd]

This soundtrack is Godly

[@zachzitzow8306]

I really like how they were running at 1:06 looks so good and realistic it makes the original upright walking position looks embarrassingly lame

[@davidgardner4034]

This has to be the greatest dinosaur scene in the history of the world! My top favorites in what would lost likely be a realistic battle, and the Allosaurus didn't even have to fight the Diplodocus! This is how I imagine dinosaurs hunting, living, and thriving! Thanks Walking with Dinosaurs!

[@theotheagendashill818]

Its not realistic - the diplodocuses and the big allosaurus that come at the end are oversized,the allosaurs are too bulky.Also,they would never been able to take down animal at that size,Allosaurus probably hunted only juvenile sauropods.

[@lukecanning94]

THEO the agenda troll yes but its the most realistic dinosaur behaviors. There is no big boss battle like in most movies and documentaries but instead the allosaurs pick out the weakest sauropod and wait for it to die from its illnesses. Remember this was made in 2000 so dont expect it to be up to date.

[@hypn0298]

+THEO the agenda troll The scene in this video is entirely plausible. They never attacked the giant sick Diplodcous instead they waited for it to collapse before eating. No effort needed.

[@bkjeong4302]

THEO the agenda troll Yeah a Diplodocus that size would just walk through the entrapment. An adult Camarasaurus lentus is small enough that a gang could take it down, though. Also, they would wear it down further by biting and hacking at it, not rely on the sun.

[@Ww1ww2-]

3:44 diploticus never dies

[@abhishekdahikane2817]

1:34 me after taking sharp cuts in front of Truck on highway

[@oren1305]

I grew up with this series, I think I was about 4 when I started watching. Allosaurus is still one of my favorites. My obsession with dinosaurs almost pushed me into paleontology, but I'm still glad I can come back to these to relive that time. Scientific changes and new discoveries have made some of this series outdated, and yet this feels timeless.

[@Sgt-Toxin]

Why did the music make me want to cheer for the Allosaurus instead of the Diplodocus.

[@tyrannotitanentertainment7579]

Because allosaurus is BA

[@karldunne7811]

poor poor dipy......:(

[@jeremysmith2576]

TorvosaurusImperator untill he comes head to head with a titanosaur

[@jeremysmith2576]

TorvosaurusImperator titanosaur was the biggest dinosaur that lived, they even called it the real-life godzilla.

[@Sgt-Toxin]

Jeremy Smith was it larger than Argentinosaurus

[@thechickenwizard8172]

5 year old allosaurus: takes down enormous sauropod that could easily kill him 5 year old human: _help i can't tie my shoe_

[@nyarlathotep7321]

God, this was my all-time favorite program when I was a kid, it easily surpassed every movie and TV show I'd seen at that point and managed to captivate me in a way that nothing else had really done before. When I was seven I would send letters and drawings to Rebecca Hanna (the paleontologist who was featured so heavily in the behind the scenes) and even got a few back from her in turn.

[@lachlanmacarthur8992]

This is one one of the best scenes in the whole walking with series. And the soundtrack, omg amazing. I just wish this could be up dated.

[@CapREX77]

This was my childhood. My gosh it’s been so many years since I’ve seen this sequence. 😲 So inspiring, especially as a kid. That great music made it so much more immersive too. Also 2:11 has always been my favorite part.

[@arnavtyagi2754]

I like the Diplodocus, it is my favourite Dinosaur.

[@davidjamescaberte1133]

It is samething that I like Diplodocus he is my favourite Dinosaur ever

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

Man, I can’t help but chuckle at the years-old comments about how much better WWD was than more modern dinosaur documentaries. Y’all weren’t exactly wrong, mind, but… oh, man. We had no idea what was coming, did we xD

[@duongnguyen23579]

I like when it streches it's neck out a bit in the end. 3:51

[@Mark49007]

I remember when I was sick as child and I was watching these series on VHS...unbelievable how fast is time running.

[@lxvcid]

1:52-1:58 when you oversleep and school is in 5 minutes

[@Blackratsnake]

OLD BANANA GAMING Yup, roar and growl to get them out the way.

[@วรรธชัยบุญลี095]

3:10 favorite roar Diplodocus

[@MelvinArthurMurray]

48 diplodocus disliked this .

[@BK-is5fj]

Make that 61

[@kingofnerds31]

Brittany krill Make that 82

[@IRAMantisShrimp]

kingofnerds31 I blame the mating season, and slower Allosaurs. They're letting more weak Diplodocus grow up to dislike this. We may need to start culling them again. Anyone else want to go hunting for sauropods?

[@kingofnerds31]

I say next we hunt brontosaurus

[@IRAMantisShrimp]

kingofnerds31 Indeed, let's make Littlefoot go extinct! WOOHOO!!!

[@DalekTheSupreme]

This is probably my favorite part of The Ballad of Big Al (my personal favorite WWD spin-off/special). Not only is it a fun, eye-pleasing action scene, but there's also insight into how Allosaurus might have hunted.

[@dtaylor4552]

They need to do a Walking With Dinosaurs Special about Tristan Otto the T Rex.

[@TotalRhythm]

Yea I used to watch this as a kid.Its still good til this day.I love the whipping sound it’s just cool.

[@วรรธชัยบุญลี095]

3:05 epic roar Diplodocus angry and injurie

[@ignasimontserrat]

This scene always manages to always bring me to tears. It has the best of an animal documentary and the best of an action movie. Bartlett’s score is perfect: it coveys perfectly the danger and horror of a gang of giant predators, effectively monsters, trying to subjugate a magnificent animal to kill and eat it, and at the same time shows sympathy for the struggle of the predators, dwarved by the colossal hervibores, giving praise to their boldness. It touches my heart every time.

[@starwarsfamilyguy0]

very well put!

[@Cosmic_dude_162]

3:08 big bruh moment

[@CasualPrince9]

Coming back to this scene after so many years...I think we can all agree, as passionate fans of the incredible creatures that once roamed our planet, that this, right here, is one of the most iconic moments of any dinosaur documentary _ever._ No heavy narration, no heavy analysis, just...Dinosaurs.

[@DD704Borie]

3:04, like the Allosaurus taking a "testing nip" at the prey's foot.

[@lucardo1918]

and for doing that he received a strong blow

[@ragaluhdewantara8875]

it was how thegamingbeaver died as puertasaurus, getting mobbed by allosaurus players. this is the isle allosaurus in a nutshell

[@yoboibeerus1387]

The neck of Sauropods was actually incredibly mascular and should have much more soft tissue presented. Biting the neck is not as easy as movies suggests. A theropod like Allosaurus with its weak bite would have a hard time cutting through even the skin. HOWEVER, the bite of Allosaurus shows that it had a very wide gape opening. Meaning a weaker bite force yeah (which was estimated to be around 2,000 PSI), but a slashing axe bite that, if broke the skin, could cause massive bleeding and internal organs rupture.

[@itsdripordrown7702]

👍

[@yoboibeerus1387]

Xand W: that's true. And I respect the WWD documentary for showing them as actual animals. Nevertheless, I would like an updated version that wouldn't shit all over the original like the WWD 3D did.

[@FearMEH]

The hatchet theory is disproven. That’s it…. Also Allosaurus probably don’t have that weak bite anymore.

[@brandonchan5387]

At 2:19 the diplodocus knocks his head against the camera! And at 2:34 if you listen closely, you can hear a sped up version of Time of the Titans in the background.

[@noahglenn56]

Just love it the music is epic

[@lachlanmacarthur8992]

noah glenn ikr,

[@abedeltifhalimi1440]

I love that

[@azraanizaam2617]

noah glenn ju9

[@rosselanor]

2:10 Go, All, go!

[@scornbass1552]

Wise decision, let dinos and instruments talk. Don't jabber, gabble, blubber, stutter, or lecture every second of the show, paleo talk shows.

[@dejiadeleye5697]

If the meat tastes bland, they have plenty of salt around them

[@HySteria909]

"brings the diplodocus to it's knees" falls on its side

[@lukeframpton277]

It's figurative.

[@masterkey2554]

LOL

[@lpsfunstrawberry914]

Allo fells down. *Other Allo: Man, this is too intense.*

[@AugustoV8Cesar]

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[@robertrinke]

I want a 2020 remake of all WWD Series

[@sapiensaurus6320]

No

[@sapiensaurus6320]

@Evil Dead No, cuz' Maybe it would be like the movies. Only Effects

[@sapiensaurus6320]

@Evil Dead No

[@sapiensaurus6320]

@Evil Dead Lol, you poor soul. Inmature.

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Evil Dead GRRR, NOBODY CALLS ME TUBBY

[@lanternsoul8227]

A masterclass in documentary film-making. The framing, pacing, narration, and soundtrack meld perfectly and build the tension, excitement, and finally conclusion of the hunt. The way the respective musical leitmotifs of the allosaurus and diplodocus sound off right on time to underscore David Tennant's statements is impeccable.

[@AspieDino98]

1:34 Hi there!

[@vipertagtc9684]

It did sound like it said that

[@TheHero136]

Back when this meta existed, it was so satisfying to gang up with other Allosaurus mains and take down the S tier sauropods like Diplodocus. It was always extremely risky as a single mistake could mean death but it was so satisfying. You had to coordinate perfectly or else you were jeopardizing your entire stock. Whenever me and the crew carried out one of these hunts it was the only time you saw these sauropod players scared. By far among my favorite memories from the game of life.

[@larsongame4120]

GOAT COMMENT

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

I was a spino main,we may have been in different eras but i loved the spino,shame that the dinosaur update was cancelled

[@-TheUnkownUser]

2:18 How the cameraman survived that ???

[@FeliDJrah]

Years of practice, my friend. Years of practice. :P

[@-TheUnkownUser]

Dennis Taylor Damn... You’re right boi... millions of years at least, left something...

[@AnnoyingNerdLoL]

Bro could take a hit

[@aves4081]

Sauropods are magnificant

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

Yeah I bet they taste like elephant I've never eaten elephant

[@Titan_Beetle]

@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal lmao

[@Titan_Beetle]

@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal And he means that they look cool and amazing

[@GaelMiraflor]

The most cinematic scene ever.

[@Unicysis]

Hocus pocus, Diplodocus The predator's here, y'all take notice

[@X_Gon_Give_It_To_Ya]

And his final words were "choke on it"

[@Cybermat47]

Great avatar and username XD

[@larrycung9131]

Your avatar and name is funnier than the joke.

[@crimsondynamo615]

CHOKE ON EEEEEEEEM! *CHOOOKE OOON EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEM!*

[@tubb1054]

I'm watching this after 10 years... Wow....

[@Breexy4x]

Not the onlyone

[@tubb1054]

@@Breexy4x omg wow

[@Cryingcombat69420]

3:01 rip allosaurus

[@Tydye254]

The allosaurs were down tremendously

[@zgjimsherifi590]

Oh the nostalgia hits hard. I've watches those documentaries as a kid in a german tv.

[@SciFiLOLproductions]

I love this scene for the very reason that while the Allosaurs work together, the commentary makes it very clear that they are not a true pack. They only came together out of necessity. It’s an interesting thought as opposed to the idea that Allosaurus was a pack Hunter their entire lives.

[@mikuandnestieclubstudios1268]

This Dinosaur Series sure is a Great Award Winning Classic. :D

[@gaylekitty1007]

I see why this series was all the rage! It's awesome and so gorgeous!

[@justinlopez6347]

oh the nostalgia i used to watch this when i was 4-5 years old

[@zetaprime1243]

Justin Lopez same

[@RexZilla23]

This documentary is interesting about an Allosaurus pack with Al hunting and separating the diplodocus herd

[@jamesanderson1819]

I genuinely think watching these documentaries as a child made me smarter I literally spent my whole childhood gathering information whilst also enjoying something fun to watch whilst everyone else at school would watch spongebob

[@carcharodontosaurussaharic7839]

bob esponja gay

[@bruthgunner3238]

I have the entire package, "BBC's Prehistoric Earth: A Natural History" watched it when I was 5 or 6, and if you remember "Time Of The Titans" you saw the size of a full grown Diplodocus is 5 times the size of this herd, so that tells you these Diplodocus aren't yet adults

[@vincenzomonte8067]

Lol

[@tuckrex2038]

Anyone ever realize the last two diplodocus’s tails are moving in sync? At 0:13

[@ze_kangz932]

I've seen this show since I'm conscious and I'm just discovering this detail now

[@DantheMan2605]

Mad Max Jurassic Editing

[@keepcalmlovedinosaurs8934]

Amazing sound score!

[@knowncoralconsumer]

real

[@cryptiecreep]

The music in this special didn't have to go so hard, but I'm glad it did. I've been listening to that track all weekend

[@alimohammedabd]

An updated version of this is well overdue. Still absolutely brilliant though.

[@elgrande3934]

Chewbacca screech at 01:55

[@piggyoinkoink6352]

1:22 Allo players in The Isle be like

[@Blackratsnake]

Piggy Oink Oink True

[@jeffmanbrawler]

I was a 4 year old watching this almost every day I loved this

[@ESKATEUK]

And to this day they’ve never made a better dinosaur programme/documentary with this amount of effort again.