Exploring The Dinosaur Kingdom: 3 Hours of Amazing Discoveries

[@mellak001]

Wow hooked from start to finish. Great explanation of how it might have been.

[@ADrNJVR]

Who else woke up to this video. What time is it?

[@April-xs9tk]

3:14

[@ashleyharker4767]

2:31 and im one hour in on the way to work😂

[@MaddyIndia]

Me! 8.30am

[@nolandbailey2441]

9:00 a.m. in Texas

[@ollymeg]

I did around 2am UK now I'll watch it all

[@soulstarreiki8889]

Lovely to see The Crystal Palace Park dinosaurs on here.. my sister lives next to the park and we visit often. It's a beautiful walk.. ❤

[@jenniferp.4057]

Using this right now for homeschool science this week. 30min per day. Thank u.

[@QuestionAuthorityNow]

I met Bob Bakker back in 2006 or so, at an old hotel in Glenrock, WYO. I recognized him right away and got to chat with him for a few minutes. What an amazing find that was!

[@Wasko1312]

i didn't even knew Glenrock WYO even existed. thanks for finding.😊

[@r.menzel8020]

Fascinating! Great documentary 🦖

[@GrandmaBev64]

The first time I took my children to see the Dinosaur Discovery Museum, with the robotic dinosaurs, my kids were scared to death! The dinosaurs looked real, moved, growled and spit water on us. The kids wrapped around me so tight! Lol. Great times.

[@laissetomber6912]

This is awesome. What year was it filmed? It has a real mid 90s feel to it

[@eugenradu8887]

It's not that old they are just stuck in time

[@nurgles_be_saggy]

They talked about Jurassic park as just coming out so it's def 90's

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

THE 90s

[@evilfingers4302]

late 20th century

[@jurawild]

great documentary, rlly want to know more about dinos discoveries

[@marcyboucher8130]

Black Hills museum of Nat History; Peter & Neil Larson & Sue

[@MaddyIndia]

Great documentary

[@davidnicholson5960]

😮Has to be one of the most informative lecture on our planets history . The time of the Dinosaurs. This ones a keeper. Could watch this till I've had enough. Don't expect that to happen any time soon.

[@tennesseenana4838]

Was looking forward to watching this - however there are too many ad interruptions on it.

[@trolojolo6178]

KZbin revanced is your friend ;)

[@acuritis]

KZbin Red made me forget about ad interruptions lol

[@ladyhotep5189]

The damn app is free with great content. I don't understand people who complain about 30 second ads you can skip through.

[@djkarma6904]

Who else watched the whole thing?

[@iiRR3lephanttt]

I found it fascinating, I wanted to be an archaeologist when I grew up

[@djkarma6904]

@@iiRR3lephanttt did you?

[@ladyhotep5189]

It was pretty damn good. Especially with its side subjects like asteroids, our air, shit I even learned how amber is formed 😂😂

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

I did, I use it to fall asleep to. The narrators voice is perfect, no loud or high pitched sounds…….. 💤 wait what was I saying I fell asleep. By the way what time is it?

[@MadamHoneyB]

Back then, I feel like you had to be a little quirky with a huge imagination and an educated mind in reptiles, bird, amphibians, and more to have a profession in “Dinosaur Hunting”. Especially, way back when, because of the lack of exposure, and experience with dinosaurs. 33:57 it warms my heart to hear that “big ferocious dinos actually raised and took care of their offspring!! Such a cool tidbit of info!!! I don’t often watch documentaries on dinosaurs, but this one is very interesting!! Great work to whoever put this together!, I’m impressed!! 😊

[@marcyboucher8130]

I worked in early 90’s for imagineering! Went on to intern with Black hills museum of Nat history never dreaming both worlds would join thru animation.

[@marcyboucher8130]

The Larsons saw what they thought might be warm blooded cells within the bones found in the Dakotas.

[@AngeloZantua]

It's 2:12 AM in Switzerland and I'm exploring the Dinosaur Kingdom.

[@kevinb9830]

I still think the mythical dragons were the result of fossils discovered back in the medieval era.

[@MrKimsan1111]

That is so amazing video of pre historic animal

[@taxpayer239]

Interesting video documentary for sure !!!!!!

[@jackanderson9644]

Turtles outlived them all. Sometimes turtles are the first to come to the conclusion that birds are dinosaurs, just look at the Thanksgiving turkey. You inspired me Bob, Thanks.

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

I have no idea how did i wake up to this and it's playing till 2:45:04 (6:47AM) 😂😂

[@dougedwards8022]

The square body chevy,,,the choice of top archeological teams all over the world, finding cool stuff doing cool stuff .

[@moneyandtimefreedom3352]

Right! All the trucks from the early ford bronco, old square body chevy’s and other trucks some with campers were just as fascinating as the dinosaurs.

[@apex6186]

These old ass documentaries are a vibe

[@brunobucciaratiswife]

I love dinosaurs. pre-birds. Prehistoric puppies. I love it.

[@jbo9801]

Dinosaurs are really, just naughty lizards

[@mrzredbadger7848]

thank you

[@garymalone547]

Interesting video. Presumably only necessary when letting the big dog eat.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically across the plains?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@Kayessee]

They are adorable. But I'm biased.

[@kelliv2995]

Excellent program (would be even better if you could edit to only have the loud music/credits @ the beginning, so we who learn in our sleep can enjoy it better) ❤

[@LuckyDog-v3h]

I am very surprised and not would not be surprised if someone isn't using the DNA to reproduce dinosaurs. Jurassic Park isn't that much of a stretch

[@michelfraenkel4920]

Haha

[@kenzyoungb]

woke up to this gang

[@waylonrhoads1897]

The way dude says "Tuhrohnuhsorus Rex" bugged me, lol!

[@Absolomthecarnivore]

The truth is humanity have not even scratched the surface of the dinosaurs subject. A lot of research should be done with an open mind and less guess work because many times things are not what they appear to be in the first instance. Cheers!

[@gagaH78226]

I absolutely agree as a lifelong Dinosaur enthusiast. Have a great day ☕

[@bigcityman7263]

What do you mean by this? Do you have other ideas or videos u watched that says different? Im really interested, please point me to videos about knew possible dinosaur theories

[@ladyhotep5189]

Absolutely. It's all theory. Even Darwin. THEORY of evolution.

[@adampaul454]

Do Americans really use cars as a standard unit of measurement? 🤔

[@oO0Cheeze0Oo]

Anything but the metric system.

[@blueakgirl23]

no

[@ohanlontim2677]

​@@blueakgirl23what about car lengths? The vehicle in front of me was two car lengths ahead I believe it is used as a measurement

[@ohanlontim2677]

​@@oO0Cheeze0Oothe metric system is so much easier it's based on 10 instead of 12 it's easier to count in tens than it is in 12

[@ohanlontim2677]

I believe the answer is yes

[@Onehundred-eighty-three837]

2:34:46 my favorite part

[@iivililles5098]

People wouldn't have known about the dinosaur era, when dinosaurs lived on planet Earth, if they hadn't found dinosaur skeletons. Planet Earth's climate changes from time to time under the influence of the solar system, which affects the ozone layer and the weather.

[@rierierie9180]

Earths climate is everchanging :) it just takes some million years some times. I’m absolutely baffled that we dig in the dirt and are able to find all this informations - like the soil and whats left in it tells you literally soo much. I‘d just like to timetravel to see how they really behaved since we can only guess that.

[@Mad_Desperado95]

1:19:19 Dude looks like Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder. I woke up to this and I thought it was mythbusters, pretty sure it's the same guy doing the commentary

[@KeithDeutsch]

​@basedgamerguy818 Na. I think the written account of history is accurate. And many cultures around the world tells stories about dragons. In fact...In 2005, researchers found soft, transparent, and flexible collagen tissue in the leg of an adolescent Tyrannosaurus rex in Montana. Dinosaurs are not 66 million years old. Dragons were around a few thousand years ago. According to written history...

[@Skratch-fk4do]

This is true, they are still here, several years I was hunting in Montana, I happened on a half-grown T-Rex eating a paleontologist, I aimed for the head, sadly I missed, to late for the paleontologist anyway. luckily for me only the bottom half of the guy was eaten, I got his hat. 😁

[@oranjmusemeyer968]

The new record for most paid for a dinosaur skeleton is now 60 million dollars by a PRIVATE collector!

[@kelliv2995]

Wonder how much they can get for 3D printed copies . . .

[@kelliv2995]

They should be the property of the person/group who financed the purchase of the expensive "original"

[@jakewilson4679]

What a terrific use of 60 million dollars, that's what's important, showing the world how much money you have. 🤔

[@maremuse]

So wrong. But I think it is on display for us peons.

[@Shadoanbj]

Yeah. It was a bit expensive but it looks great in my penthouse. My friends love hanging their umbrellas on it. 😊

[@TerrileeBlackwell]

I did an Hello Graveyard shift 😊

[@Geoplanetjane]

Geologists worldwide have generally accepted the theory that the chixulub asteroid caused the demise of the dinosaurs.

[@ramiroequipilag1316]

the theory is near sighted about the extinction. there were millions of tiny dinosaurs that should have survived with the mammal but they didnt. no way that the impact was the caused. thats crazy to even to make it as the primary cause

[@jairit1606]

This is easily one of the most horrifying things i have ever learned about society, i knew it happened but this revisit really got me. I am not of sensitive proclivities. But imagining myself in that chair makes me physically ill. The brain is everything and this dudes just scrambling it hoping he doesnt nick the wrong neuron and turn you into a vegetable or worse.

[@outdoorangerify]

Dinosirs? I think Jack Horner wasn't struggling he's a pretty clever guy!

[@benquinneyiii7941]

The sum of all that is real within the universe

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

hey wwe's mick foley knows alot about dinosaurs

[@freqenc]

Never known a human killed by a dinosaur but... I've heard of a human ending another humans. Nuff said Protect yourself!

[@QuarantineDreams]

What are you talking about.. weirdo

[@thomascassler4406]

what ! crocks eat people all the time !

[@TheKrispyfort]

1:19:49 my money is on a motion similar to a frilled-neck lizard. Rests on all four limbs and runs on the rear two limbs while the front two limbs are hanging in front of the torso. Australia has a lot of reptiles who move like this

[@Friskee62]

Love Dino's...have a T Rex tattoo on my right forearm.

[@drhyshek]

What year was this filmed?

[@nodoby]

I feel like it was likely some time in the 90s

[@Misao_Okawa.117]

2000s​

[@JamesWhite-li2nd]

The larger animals needed more oxygen as smaller animals could survive with less. The air was toxic. I believe the asteroid caused many volcanic eruptions

[@jazzlee8476]

This video has put me to sleep so many times it’s not even funny. I’ve also woken up to it 🥴

[@Miapetdragon69]

23:47 T-Rex, why aren't you seizing the boy? Because I have a big head and little arms and I don't think this was thought out very well, master ....🤣 sorry, I couldn't help myself, it's from meet the Robinsons 😊

[@topcat32349]

It makes me think they should have looked at the kangaroo.

[@biogopher]

Why does this documentary sound like the 90s?

[@Espacemtl]

When did it become Torontosaurus Rex

[@nicolakerr5582]

That must be the Canadian dinosaur

[@exlibrisscientia6741]

​@@nicolakerr5582 laughed harder at this than I should have. 😂

[@walterhudson4253]

Were dinosaur 🦕 imported from Naburu by aleians, being there , 😮 only small lizard like pets.

[@JosePires-t6r]

I hate to break it to you but birds came first dinosaurs can fly

[@slevinkelevra5540]

30:02 brontosaurus , so how big do you think the cicada were back then huh

[@Monk-eee]

40:53 why is everyone riding outside the Jeep and not a soul is inside besides the driver? I'm aware of how much fun it is even though homie on the back looks like he pulled the short straw, lol. Just curious

[@Spencerhammer-o1j]

we don't have to bring back dinosaurs we can convert some of our own whiptail lizards into all every dinosaurs

[@MaddyIndia]

How?

[@audree70]

Me too! Lol

[@slevinkelevra5540]

man after watching and hearing the two possums and the cat running around the house knocking things over this possum had a cicada call making all k8nds of noise towards the end of the season. i noticed the possum has the closest teeth to dinosaurs and made me think if from birds to land animals didnt evolve just to eat the cicadas.

[@JohnStanford-d2y]

How did they get on earth ?

[@DanielPowless]

why is there an ad in this?

[@joshuamoll3984]

Sounds like a bad man movie

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

pretending we could tame/live with dinos......what are good canidates to use to ride like horses? i assume the stegosaurus is off the list lol

[@richard6300]

1:40:53 Hamburbgerb

[@McCoventryUK]

Shady advertising there

[@PeterParker-gt3xl]

Thanks to the giant meteor and dinosaurs for giving us KFC.

[@peacemaker178]

what Jurassic park the highest movie ? no Avatar and Avengers still top rate

[@nodoby]

perhaps this documentary came out before either of those films

[@blktarockstar818]

At the time Jurassic park was the highest grossing movie of all time

[@JorjiThenics]

your fucking intro woke me up

[@MikeHunt-fo3ow]

i wanted to thank Christopher Columbus for discovering space

[@TerriAnnNiemeier-dy3no]

Radiation, thyroid glands, diet

[@warpeace8891]

FOUR ad breaks in 13 minutes!!! .... no thanks cya.

[@cornelioandyourcat4709]

This guy saying dinawsars...

[@secularsunshine9036]

*Join the Enlightenment, support Secular Humanism.* thanks

[@vidmantaspetrauskas2023]

scambags, stole fosil from his founder....

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

It had knowledge of its own surroundings, I'm sure it took it to account it's footing when running, you can try and calculate all you want, it probably ran pretty quick for it's size, maybe 25 mph, they took big strides so it covered ground quickly.

[@blktarockstar818]

You're acting like these scientists can't determine exactly how fast these animals moved by looking at their tracks.

[@Bob-o-h4k]

Ya a Tyrannosaurus rex would die if it ran and fell? Not

[@MossaabBlm]

8:42 woke up ans i see this

[@Legendaryicon2020]

THey lived underwater think about it

[@blktarockstar818]

You don't have any reason to believe that

[@MikeTssr]

LoL 😆

[@TerrileeBlackwell]

2am

[@Monk-eee]

43:07 for someone who plays in the dirty for a living he sure has nicely manicured nails for a man.....

[@billybunter5575]

what do you call a dynasaur that sits down all day.dynasoarse.

[@Nosoliciting.]

Ur mum

[@Escapecheesebot8]

🐐Baaaaaaaaaaa

[@charlieterry6483]

so the biggest strongest just🤔up and vanished and man still exist 🤣🤣

[@QuarantineDreams]

I read that carbon dating isn't as accurate as they thought. Dinosaurs aren't as old as they first thought

[@LuckyQT1]

Some bone are just dragon or gaint?

[@edbarskite2730]

ALL GUESS WORK, ANYONE CAN GUESS,,,THE GREAT FLOOD OF NOAH,,IS THE CORPORATE,,

[@slevinkelevra5540]

39:00 they misteriously vanished . just like the buffalo in like 3 years time

[@slevinkelevra5540]

i heard dinosuars couldnt fight at all with those little hands

[@blktarockstar818]

The buffalo didn't mysteriously disappear they were killed to force Native populations onto reservations.

[@edbarskite2730]

THAT BARKER DOESN'T KNOW JACK,,,ALL GEUSS WORK,, FUNNY,,

[@blktarockstar818]

Why don't you learn to spell guess

[@Skratch-fk4do]

According to some religion peddlers dinosaurs and humans lived together, Noah even had some on the Ark. 🤣More ridiculous than the Jesus dude walking on water, heck, I've walked on water,,,, when it was frozen.

[@ChideNorms]

Dinosaurs were “discovered” in 1824. That’s 200 years ago. There’s 6,000 years of recorded history (or 10,000 depending on who you ask). And through all those thousands of years, humans have quarried stone, mined metals, planted crop, dug graves, and moved earth during the construction of all kinds of stuff. Yet, the first dinosaur fossils were discovered only 200 years ago. Not one mention of a single one until then. That’s odd. 🤔

[@Kristenn189]

If you actually listened to the video he said people have found fossils but didn’t know what they were.

[@ChideNorms]

@@Kristenn189 that’s pure cope

[@dylang6027]

Yea so I guess the earth is the center of the universe too by that logic right? They knew physics but still thought the earth was the center. You're argument is flawed at best

[@ChideNorms]

@@dylang6027 bruh, are you not aware of the cosmic microwave background studies? We are the center of the universe and scientists are seething.

[@sebastiancrane7247]

What are you trying to say? That there’s some kind of conspiracy to cover up the existence of dinosaurs? Are you slow?

[@kyeevans5335]

The Juju worked, cuz look how her life is spiraling. Husband cheating, divorce, and can't find a track outta nowhere. Someomes definatley blocking her. But when you man decides to sleep with so many diffrent women, unfortunately she's gonna catch them Jins....

[@suecarr6407]

Outdated ihfo

[@VictoryInJesus1844]

There were no dinosaur's.

[@justinmiles3094]

Your pontification and punctuation are incorrect...

[@AmaraChan-e9k]

Yes there were

[@ohanlontim2677]

be quiet

[@jakem.1587]

Maybe one day they will put all the peaces together and finally be able to admit it was a great flood that whipped out the dinosaurs.

[@songofseikilos8659]

more evidence is leading to that

[@blktarockstar818]

No evidence is leading to that. All the evidence has proven that a 6 mile wide asteroid caused dinosaurs to go extinct.

[@jakem.1587]

@@songofseikilos8659 dude, with a little common sense, that shit can be proven.

[@songofseikilos8659]

@@jakem.1587 duh im on your side if you mean the flood wiped out the dinos wth

[@Thescrantondude]

A worldwide flood? Caused by what?

[@mikerochburns4104]

All fake.