Prehistoric Planet [2022 - 2023] - Tyrannosaurus Rex Screen Time

[@Mac14329]

I love how this depiction of T. rex behaves like a normal animal, but it doesn't downplay why it was the apex predator of its time.

[@ye6973]

they really killed it with the T. rex

[@matthiasbuczylko7747]

It can swim...

[@masongros7319]

@@matthiasbuczylko7747yes they found T-rex claw marks from their feet at on a ancient river bed.

[@lunaitor-uq9hz]

​@@matthiasbuczylko7747...yeah, it can swim...i-i don't know what you were going for with that comment, it doesn't undermine what they said

[@matthiasbuczylko7747]

@@lunaitor-uq9hz I know but having a 3ton lizard swim like that just scares me

[@Lemmi7810]

Imagine you're on vacation. Chilling on a boat or so and suddenly a T Rex swims by with it's babies just like a duck family 😂

[@MONKE-MAN679]

Terrifying but cute

[@djnicksedits5525]

Funny thing is that probably has happened cause it's theorized that humans lived alongside dinosaurs. Edit: I guess a few people are wondering what I smoke. I drink though. Diet Pepsi & Water. No smoking/alcohol for me!

[@b-17theflyingfortress]

​@@djnicksedits5525 If those ancient drawings are to be hold to be true then probably...

[@jjsjkaks]

​@@djnicksedits5525 Bro is creating his own world 💀✋

[@THEgoofyahhpaleofan]

@@djnicksedits5525Nah bros smokin something 💀

[@GMKGoji01]

Prehistoric Planet has the best depiction of the T-Rex in any dinosaur media. From being shown to be able to swim, to showing an…interesting mating display. And deciding to wait till nightfall to avoid the risk of getting injured by plant-eaters that have defensive body parts. And can we talk about the baby T-Rex? They're so tiny! And accurately adorable!

[@Santyru1979Oficial]

The baby T-Rex is so cute what i wanna touch them

[@bryanferratt6598]

​@@Santyru1979OficialAnd they are delicious 😋.

[@mm-qq7bb]

Thoes t rex juveniles were probably as big as an adult human.

[@GMKGoji01]

@@bryanferratt6598 …What?

[@bryanferratt6598]

@@GMKGoji01 Yes! They are.

[@mathiaspoelman1493]

Swimmers, intelligent nightly hunters, planners, ferocious in battle, good friends, tender mates, caring fathers... Yeah, Prehistoric Planet does justice to T Rex's reputation as the King of Dinosaurs, better than any other media I have seen so far

[@supertrike5893]

And also shows them as noble warriors that fight with honour

[@namastewrye952]

I doubt it.

[@lldrumr9095]

BBC”s tyrannosaurus would get murdered by the jp3 spino

[@supertrike5893]

@@lldrumr9095 why did you bring JP spino into this conversation

[@vullx7043]

@@lldrumr9095 and?

[@huntercool2232]

8:52 “He however, makes it clear that he’s not interested in fighting. He would prefer to mate.” *I relate to this T-Rex on a spiritual level.*

[@Thebestcameramanbrowncameraman]

XD (start a XD Chain)

[@huntercool2232]

@@Thebestcameramanbrowncameraman please don’t.

[@frailvoid5844]

@@huntercool2232 I feel you, comment chains are the worse excuse for heard like behavior disguising itself as comedy

[@themalcahtwinz4743]

​@@frailvoid5844you perfectly encapsulated my thoughts into words

[@bobaa4268]

​@frailvoid5844 I feel you, comment chains are the worse excuse for heard like behavior disguising itself as comedy

[@ellosunnyjim8001]

i'll just never stop loving the fact that finally this animal is not just the go-to killing machine for any segment about cretaceous herbivores

[@Midnightangelgirly]

Fr

[@tikanga5593]

Like it love eating triceratops anklysaurus Alamosaurus Quetzcaltous(non herbivore)

[@Parzival_Z98]

That has to be one of the most beautiful depictions ever of T-rex. May not be the awesome Hollywood style like in Jurassic Park/World, but it gave us a great look at what the dinosaur would've looked like based on modern science. The roar was very subtle too, not as loud and aggressive like Jurassic Park.

[@surgeonsergio6839]

But ripped straight from JP!🤪Or so they say!

[@IvanRingle]

Nah I think this T-Rex is way more awesome than the JP one.

[@ultimateman3065]

But it sounds like the one from both Jurassic Park and Jurassic world at 15:55

[@noiceboi555]

@@ultimateman3065 its still a plausible sound

[@ronaldmason9901]

⁠@@IvanRingle me too. Far more terrifying too. I like the fact that they could silently prey like a 30 ton tiger. Far scarier to imagine them with actual animal instincts

[@aleksandarvil5718]

*Fun Fact:* Narrator, Sir David Attenborough, is brother of late Richard Samuel Attenborough, Baron Attenborough († 2014), known for his role of John Hammond in Steven Spielberg's *_Jurassic Park_* (1993) and the film's sequel, *_The Lost World: Jurassic Park_* (1997).

[@Skidibibapbap]

No way. That’s amazing!

[@Nitsua_YT]

@@Skidibibapbap I knew they had both had the same last name but not until a few months ago I realised this, crazy.

[@kazueballesteros3665]

​@@Nitsua_YTobv they are brothers and part of Davids family Not tryna be mean

[@Nitsua_YT]

@@kazueballesteros3665 well a lot of people share a common last name so it’s fair to speculate that they weren’t related!

[@Ragecr1tter]

Another fun fact: originally he was considered to narrate walking with dinosaurs, but turned down the role. Supposedly, he didn’t like the idea of a fictitious, fake wildlife documentary at the time. Seems he came around

[@Pascal1607]

The father rex had the confidence to swim in the ocean, knowing damn well he can still defend himself. Let that shit sink in...

[@fruitybluieblue098]

There are many and I mean many pieces Science is missing about Dinosaurs. T-Rex swimming shouldn't have taken this long honestly, like of course they can swim. Just because it have little arms, doesn't mean a thing. We know so little about this animal despite discovering a lot of it from its fossils.

[@reuireuiop0]

... But, if that animal had the intelligence etc to care for it's young like this episode theorizes, would it swim such a stretch of ocean of which it is aware that the most dangerous sea predator hunts in those waters ? I think not. This sort of intensive Parental care is a huge investment. You would not want to waste your young - or risk an injury yourself, disabling your own hunt, in such dangerous waters.

[@Pascal1607]

@@reuireuiop0Don't say it to me, say it to Hank. He was the one doing the math. xD

[@privateer3333]

​@@reuireuiop0How are you so sure it knew what was under the water? Not to mention humans are intelligent yet you see a lot of parents putting their kids in danger or accidentally getting them killed. The father Rex has probably done swims like that previously with no danger.

[@reuireuiop0]

@@privateer3333 the whole scene of course is cooked up by some science visualizers ( to not use term "fiction" ;) so it's purely theoretical anyways. But, long lived large predators _will_ be aware of their surroundings, otherwise, they wouldn't be able to catch all m enough prey to sustain. And they would be hurt by all the dumb unnecessary interactions with other dangerous species. Indeed humans are long-lived and do stupid things, but there won't be many to take their family thru an enemy/ predator infested terrain but for _extremely_ good reason. There might be prey on that island suitable for young Rex ( adults and young mostly have different diets, as not to compete with another. Often the elder young feed on yet another sort of prey. But to swim a predator filled lagoon in order to find food for "chicks' you might lose on the way; most human stoopid acts are on a lesser level.

[@johncase1353]

T-Rex Mom after they come home from vacation "Where's Jimmy?" T-Rex Dad "Yeah about that. I'm heading out to hunt for dinner. You kids be good for your mom".

[@Williamtheepicgamer]

T rex dad: uhmm so he might have gotten eaten by a mosasaur and I didn’t really care T rex mum: … WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU

[@julianstokes6526]

@@Williamtheepicgamer T-Rex Dad: Hey, at least we got four... Quetzalquatlus snatches chick T-Rex Dad: Three, we've got three left.

[@johncase1353]

@@julianstokes6526 lol

[@PARKJURAJSKIodkuchni-rk2xi]

Young t-rex: I hope I will live to adulthood 😬.

[@OfficialSnapDragon]

Ankylosaurus: Hello there losers! Nice to see you’re ready to break a leg!

[@themightyspartan1012]

I love how the media have change their views towards T. Rex being stupid. Now they see how intelligent they’re. Perhaps just as intelligent as eagles.

[@t-rexstudioproductions781]

Just because an Animal’s brain is small Does not mean it’s dumb

[@themightyspartan1012]

@@t-rexstudioproductions781 exactly. At least right now people in current time are starting to understand how intelligent large dinosaurs can be. I still remember during in elementary schools, there was animal magazines such as zoo books. One of magazines talks about big dinosaurs with small brains means they’re dumb. With a drawing of a cartoon T. rex wearing a dunce party hat with a big underbite. Now I find newer magazines about dinosaurs that shows how intelligent those large dinosaurs were.

[@Trexlover1]

Brain size doesn't determine the intelligence

[@weik-2936]

@@t-rexstudioproductions781 exactly, parrots are very smart despite their relatively small brains and T-Rex's brain isn't even that small

[@Me-yq1fl]

@@weik-2936 It's EQ, and the EQ of a T. rex was still fairly low. They were clever, but not as clever as a parrot.

[@gqshen1815]

I personally like how robust the Prehistoric Planet T-Rex is and I really wish that a toy company like Lanard toys could get the rights to Prehistoric Planet

[@freelands8355]

Agreed. Even an articulate one to match the JW toys

[@gqshen1815]

@@freelands8355 according to the size of a T-Rex, the toy would stand 13 inches tall and measure 40 inches long

[@FactsandReelsForall]

Both of u shud look up beasts of mesozoic T Rex. It's literally this one. 1/18 scale version and 1/35 version.

[@DoomRulz]

@@FactsandReelsForall I was about to say. It's beautiful. While they're pricey, they're the best dinosaur figures on the market.

[@franciscs1604]

I *love* the cinematography here. Like, the way the camera was angle or how the T-Rex was shot really gives off a sort of demanding presence. Like the scene where the T-Rex was observing the dead giant turtle. Or when the two rexes were hunting the Edmontosaurs. Even the wide shots or closeup shots. It’s just so cool and how majestic it all looks.

[@notsamhoward]

Probably the best t rex depiction ever, it feels more like a real animal then any other ive seen

[@saf5896]

Finally. Dinosaurs being portrayed as animals and not bloodthirsty monsters

[@Steppe666]

Sorry to burst your little innocent bubble but yea they’re animals/bloodthirsty killers it is what it is

[@BrunoLRck]

and they don't keep roaring for no reason.

[@marga8732]

In fairness, Jurassic Park's dinosaurs were more along the lines of chimeras that shouldn't have been brought back to begin with thanks to all the ethical problems associated with doing so

[@grey9803]

You should watch more prehistoric documentaries rather than movies then lol, this is nothing new

[@Geniusprimate]

Monsters are animals

[@pangolin7398]

12:53 Imagine seeing that at night while you're alone in a forest.

[@francesco5254]

* outro song starts playing *

[@nevzillaadventures9154]

Reminds me of grant from supernanny

[@jwilson2793]

There’s quite literally nothing you can do except run. But you’d be chased down or ambushed

[@piercemccauley7079]

Fuck. That. Shit.

[@Bowser64798]

One of the last things you would ever see

[@rickyrackey7930]

Friendship has ended with Rexy. Now Hank is my best friend.

[@benjaminfischer3229]

How is the Tyrannosaur’s name in this one Hank?

[@noiceboi555]

⁠people call the male tyrannosaurus that now i guess its canon

[@PaulaNaBussa-x1n]

​@@noiceboi555 which male? The father or the One that mates

[@dweebteambuilderjones7627]

@@PaulaNaBussa-x1n The dad.

[@kR-qj7rw]

@@PaulaNaBussa-x1n the one who looks like hank hill beach bbq

[@JGMGamer07]

Bro the CGI is so good, props to all the artists involved, I love dinosaurs since I was a toddler and I watch so many dinosaur movies and documentaries and I say prehistoric planet is the most realistic depiction of dinosaurs not just because of the CGI but also the way they behave like an animal because they are animals while still being unique from each other, also love the commentary, 10/10 dino documentary

[@AlphaTyrannosaurusRex]

Prehistoric Planet - Season 1: 00:00 Season 1 Episode 1: Coasts 05:35 Season 1 Episode 3: Freshwater Prehistoric Planet - Season 2: 10:29 Season 2: Episode 3: Swamps 14:05 Season 2: Episode 5: North America

[@edwardkenway6328]

Where i can see it ?

[@AlphaTyrannosaurusRex]

Prehistoric Planet is only on Apple TV+

[@edwardkenway6328]

@@AlphaTyrannosaurusRex oh, thanks.

[@sakkra93]

I've always loved T. Rex, such a badass beast! And those baby T. Rexs are so cute!

[@OfficialSnapDragon]

Especially with the playful music!

[@JXUS11]

Prehistoric planet is the real deal T. rex, I’d say my favorite T. Rex is from this show, super accurate and just the design is beautiful, spot on and honestly my hopes are up that this might be the best dinosaur show to date, it would be cool to see the prehistoric planet Rex as an action figure.

[@devilman4018]

I know this is a year late, but Rebor will be releasing a Prehistoric Planet version of their T.rex soon, just in case you haven't seen it.

[@gigatron4578]

There has been a new discovery that T.rex is a powerful swimmer, that means its water capacity was highly effective than most land animals so T.rex can cross big lakes and reaching near islands kicking and shaking tail in water.

[@MGAGIllustrations]

Respect for the cameraman who traveled 66 million years ago to get this amazing shots for the series

[@ilyadratutin6385]

It’s all cg dumbass 🤣🤣😃😃🤣🤣😁😁😁🔥

[@christopherherr7561]

Took one for the team, he did. And he will never be forgotten 🫡

[@Afraglis]

​@@ilyadratutin6385congrats! 🎉 You missed the joke smarty.

[@GrapeZilla_Official]

​@@Afraglis the joke was unfunny anyway

[@flutefox3177]

Bro it’s animated Dumy

[@Sun-God2]

Biggest Predator The Most Heaviest The Stronger Bite Force It had one of the best Visions of the Entire Animal Kingdom Good swinmers One of the most intelligent creatures to ever exist

[@acemarvel1564]

Kinda reminds me of beast wars megatron

[@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz]

​@@acemarvel1564 Only differences that BW Megatron is a ruthless monster while Hank's a good boi

[@ripley-8837]

The apex of entire creation

[@acemarvel1564]

@@TheAnimalKingdom-tq3sz Still tho T rex got more depth in his character thanks to Megatron And hank gives us a realistic show of how majestic the t rex can be

[@stefansalvatierra4913]

The ultimate terrestrial predator…

[@AbelPaiva-e8p]

t rex be like "uhh.. Honey the mosasaur got one of the uhh,.. kids

[@JamalieSimpson]

Female: ARE YOU F(beep) SERIOUS

[@OfficialSnapDragon]

Male: I couldn’t risk letting any more die!

[@AbelPaiva-e8p]

@@OfficialSnapDragon fact

[@kuraito1346]

This is amazing on how they make it look like they are alive again.

[@kelleyprivett7462]

Heeeeey I'm Christian too!

[@onlyenzoYT]

@@kelleyprivett7462accept Jesus Christ ❤

[@alexanderross8462]

5:59 (remake of comment I said in previous version) I still love that sound! I'm growing tired of T. rex depicted making roars since not only is it an overdone trope, but it is scientifically inaccurate. Instead here it makes a hissing bellow instead of a roar which makes sense considering that crocodilians make these noises, and both T. rex and crocodiles are archosaurs. overall it's a very good part of an already S tier T. rex design

[@cvsasukeuchiha3051]

Yeah. But just wanna say that they can still roar(usually to threaten other predators from taking it's food)

[@alexanderross8462]

​@@cvsasukeuchiha3051nah, physically, Dinosaurs couldn't roar because they lacked a larynx which is the vocal organ used by mammals in order to roar

[@felwalkr_94]

@@alexanderross8462also, last I checked, their hearing was sensitive enough to where even if they had the capacity to roar, they’d damage their hearing in the process.

[@prologan-cp3cb]

Can we all agree that they got the dinosaurs look right?

[@deabogg]

How do you know that they got it right?

[@Mr.ankylo345]

@@deaboggbecause it’s by far the most probable look

[@deabogg]

@@Mr.ankylo345 “most probable” exactly

[@SurferSilver]

I think they look gorgeous. But I can imagine if we say a real life T rex we would still somehow be way off.

[@FiryaFYI]

@@deabogg MOST if not all up to date scientific research support this model. But the problem is, its not "as cool" as the Jurassic Park model. And since mainstream media is apparently the culture teacher nowadays, movies and media still use the outdated model. And the general public, still think that's the "real" model.

[@Alex-ft1df]

Yay, finally, a video about the dinosaurs that's actually accurate and doesn't portray them as vicious blood thirsty monsters but as like real animals like how they must of have been many millions of years ago way beyond our time 65 million years ago.

[@SmokeDog1871]

I mean the fossil record does show that they were blood thirsty animals tho, just like modern apex predators

[@Validsharky]

​@@SmokeDog1871no animal is bloodthirsty. they all need food so they get food by killing. They don't kill everything in sight.

[@JamalieSimpson]

@@Validsharkyyeah

[@OwlEye2010]

9:28 This might be the first I've ever seen some Rexes and thought "cute".

[@MrBlue-mm2vd]

Female T Rex: Pull my hair Male T Rex: I CAN'T!

[@JamalieSimpson]

Sheesh☠️

[@onlyenzoYT]

@@JamalieSimpsonaccept Jesus Christ ❤

[@Concavenator99]

9:56 buck and dow irl

[@PARKJURAJSKIodkuchni-rk2xi]

They are making Junior 🦖.

[@Concavenator99]

@PARKJURAJSKIodkuchni-rk2xi just hope the humans don't break his leg

[@JamalieSimpson]

@@PARKJURAJSKIodkuchni-rk2xilol

[@Paveway-chan]

"Man, what kind of person would upload MORE video of T-rex screen time in Prehistoric Planet at 6 in the evening?" M. REX Screen Time: "HO BOY 6 P.M.!"

[@luisrojasvalenzuela9]

The best t.rex of all media

[@yourgodshaggy8151]

Props to the camera man surviving being close to these dinosaurs so he could film them

[@Blackmonkey2025]

real kind dinosaur!

[@billyskittles1036]

Oh look, another one of these types of comments. How original. 🙄

[@NoisyButthole]

Zom lens

[@cvsasukeuchiha3051]

​​​@@billyskittles1036 I don't get what's the point of u saying this. Does it benefit you? Do you receive more love? Does it earn u money? No? Ok then no need to make such rude comments.

[@masterchiefofhalo4525]

I love the idea of Trex having light fur on top of its scales

[@jacobcox4565]

That's not fur. They're feathers.

[@masterchiefofhalo4525]

@@jacobcox4565 my bad but still the point stands. It looks amazing and I like that it’s not over taking all of the scales on its body. I see a lot of videos showing off Trex looking less like the classical or realistic version and more of either all scales and vicious monster or big fluffy chicken

[@D1rt_Block]

@@jacobcox4565big animals are often Furless/Featherless Look at modern day elephants they are Furless they just got small little hairs because of their size

[@athos9293]

​@@jacobcox4565birds, and dinosaurs in general, can/could have both fur and feathers. Fur is the fuzz, feathers are the stems with fur coming from the sides.

[@jacobcox4565]

@@athos9293 No, there are simple feathers that are just Tufts of filaments. The single filament feathers are not like the hair of a mammal, it doesn't grow like mammal hair and the structure is different enough from mammal hair to be its own thing.

[@zachblackwolf99]

This is without a doubt the best depiction of my favorite dinosaur. Absolutely gorgeous. Out of all depictions this is my favorite. The Jurassic Park/World Rex as much as I love it, I prefer this take. Did take some getting used to the covered teeth, but looking closer and getting a better understanding, it makes sense. Now I know anything we say about dinosaur behavior is mostly speculation but I really love the idea of T-Rex when hunting is more of an ambush hunter rather than full-on pursuing predator. Because obviously T-Rex wasn't a super fast animal, but it definitely did have speed for short durations. Also, I believe that when mating, they were monogamous considering the fact that many theropods have that connection to present-day birds. In fact, many species of birds of prey are monogamous. It would be beneficial if T-Rex had mated for life for both a stronger chance for a successful hunt and raising their young.

[@guillaumelassus9307]

Since T-rex most likely hunted in pairs or group, it can be hypothesized that theses pairs would either be couples or as depicted here, siblings. As for the groups, probably families (young isolating a prey and leading it to the adults). I think it is unlikely that 2 strangers would team-up since T-rexes were probably territorial (need a large, stable food supply to sustain their nutrition and secure chances for a mate). So just like wolf packs, multiple individual groups were probably mostly families.

[@CloudMouth27]

the baby t-rexes are so adorable i love them

[@gavinlucero8248]

It’s arms weren’t totally week it’s arms were strong enough to bench press 180 Kg

[@leandraferesthogar7249]

​@@gavinlucero8248they didn't suggest they were

[@reaganperry1704]

Spell Rex is wrong but good comment

[@Lori-lp6uc]

I like their depiction of T-rex. One thing that always bothers me about Jurassic Park dinosaurs is how they made them drink water like a dog instead of like a bird. It doesn't seem feasible that T-rex would stick out it's tongue to taste or drink.

[@ΠαναγιώτηςΑγγελέλης]

That's minor thing whatever the choose to do with the Jurassic park these are more likely Hollywood monsters not prehistoric wildlife depictions

[@Axel_Crimson]

It was just a small mistake believing they could drink like the mammals.

[@supertrike5893]

T rex hunt was horrifying and all, but c'mon 11:26 you can't say that t rex waking up his bro wasn't adorable

[@kade-qt1zu]

Uh, that's his brother. Let's not alabamize T-Rex now. It's still pretty adorable though.

[@supertrike5893]

@@kade-qt1zu no because the rex has female model from episode 1

[@allesson8387]

​@@supertrike5893 But, if I'm not mistaken, it has already been confirmed that these 2 t-rex who were hunting were brothers!

[@supertrike5893]

@@allesson8387 ah shit

[@allesson8387]

@@supertrike5893 But if you notice, it makes sense! since the two that were hunting the Edmontosaurus had the same coloring! But in the first season, that male, and that female, were different colors! moreover, not always a species lives together just to mate! sometimes, it may be that brothers come together to help each other!

[@BaryonyxTheHunter]

Such a beautiful depiction of this incredible animal

[@Enk64]

The animation in this series is top notch. 👌All the movements feel real, nothing moves too fast so you really get a sense of the immense weight of the animals, a lot of movies make that mistake by having them move too quickly. (coughs) Jurassic World series...

[@shomgerry]

How he alwys says "Tyrannosaurus Rex" just gets me hyped man

[@Djljcool]

Thanks so much you know what your my fav KZbinr ever in the universe

[@TheWeirdFella_OMI]

Bro baby rexes are so cute!!!!

[@andresdeleon5160]

Tyrannosaurus Rex is the biggest meat eater that ever walked the earth

[@Ty-v6v-c4r]

I thought americans were

[@tonybusch8771]

Yep, and the very last of the biggest meat-eating dinosaurs.

[@notmyrealchannel559]

@@Ty-v6v-c4r T Rex is American, but an Asian American, because before it became T Rex, it was still a small little Guanglong that lived somewhere in China, and a path lead some Guanglong to travel to America for a few million years, and then yeah, well it did compete with a few allosauroids, as a small guanglong, and now Tyrannosaurs invading the territory of the Allosauroids causes most dinosaurs from the Carnosauria to go extinct. T Rex was an American born Asian dinosaur. Coelurosauria dinosaur groups are now the dominant of predatory dinosaurs, even survive till today as the modern day birds we see all the time

[@Ty-v6v-c4r]

@@notmyrealchannel559 woosh

[@YaBoiDREX]

@@notmyrealchannel559With that logic. Most Americans are European Americans, African Americans, or Latino americans. With only a small minority being true native Americans.

[@loidforger8854]

The T-Rex was like the Frenchmen: A powerful mouth but weak arms.

[@Gadiller-we7wl]

Both of these brittle ol' sticks could actually lift 100-200 kg each. Just saying.

[@JamalieSimpson]

@@Gadiller-we7wlDAYUM☠️

[@KompaktAnka]

Amazing video! I truly learned a new thing! How Tyrannosaurus Rex mates!! 🦎

[@DemetedP]

Prehistoric Planet is amazing for giving us more realistic depictions of dinosaurs prehistoric reptiles, but I still have nitpicks with some of the animation. I wish the animators paid closer attention to the behavior of birds and reptiles especially with regards to eye movement and reactive gestures to their environment. Some of the animations still feel a little bit glamorized, like those anthropomorphic animals you'd see in a Disney movie. Not a knock against the animators since they've already done great work here, but I hope they keep at it so we'll get even more immersive and convincing depictions of these animals in the future.

[@saf5896]

12:57 Well now THAT is a terrifying sight.

[@random_native]

the dad didnt even try to save his kid he was like i dont care i have more kids oh crap how do i tell my wife one of our kid is gone

[@Loiueplaystudios2325]

How he could save his kid?

[@random_native]

idk like grab his kid and swim away@@Loiueplaystudios2325

[@kade-qt1zu]

​@@random_nativeThere was no saving him. Besides, he has other children to care for. He can't protect them all.

[@random_native]

yea true true @@kade-qt1zu

[@ErenYeager-zf3td]

Thats how nature works. The slow or the weakest ones will go first. Those that stayed close to their parents, survive longer until one remains.

[@kith-1234]

It’s crazy that the owner of the channel likes all comments to this day, wonderfull.

[@XLexpressGamer]

8:03 I like that fenale roar

[@torpedoboy4]

Some of this footage approaches the uncanny. Love to see it!

[@noobmaster69426]

In terms of scientific accuracy, this has gotta be the best T. rex. Well, the apex predator part.

[@Djljcool]

Trex are my fav animal ever I liked this channel so much I subscribed

[@Djljcool]

Thanks so much you know what your my fav KZbinr forever

[@cadencero5313]

A T Rex swimming? 🤣🤣🤣 that's funny & scary!

[@alexewing935]

Great footage! Amazing how all this has been reconstructed from dinosaur remains!

[@Wingedshadow96]

Tyrannosaurus rex the king of the dinosaurs and one of the greatest predators to have ever walked the earth

[@tonybusch8771]

Indeed. And, along with Velociraptor, one of the two most famous dinosaurs of all time.

[@dg2352]

Velociraptor was the size of a turkey

[@Apersonwholikesholes]

All fun in games until an anky appears

[@jross9553]

@@ApersonwholikesholesAlamosaurus : amateurs

[@Apersonwholikesholes]

@Trex91818 yes

[@RainKoepke-ic3gf]

Awwww T-Rex giving kisses For some reason I think it's adorable ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@vkarantzoulis]

These T-rexes have something magestic to them...

[@kianabell6071]

I want a feathered baby t rex so Badly!!!!!

[@NicolaKaye]

But they grow up so fast! 😬 Friend of mine got a baby mosasaur for their tank a while back… they also haven’t been in touch. Eh, probably just a coincidence 😅

[@kianabell6071]

@NicolaKaye nah I'm sure your friends alright 👍

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

The Trex incarnation here reminds me of the grizzly bear, chunky but agile fast and mean.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

The graphics for this considering it's just a TV show, are amazing. Jurassic Park is my favorite film of all time and so many people have been saying for years if they ever remake it they want to see it as a more true to the novel version but I disagree. What I would love to see is a miniseries. The first book can be like 6 hour long episodes and the second book can be another 6. It will give much more time to flesh out the characters and with the popularity of shows streaming these days and not having to worry about censorship for tv, they could really do something amazing. The biggest issue would be the cost of CGI and practical effects. I don't see it happening anytime in the near future but another 10 or 15 years, and I could definitely see it being a possibility. CGI is getting better and better and less expensive the more we improve. I am fully confident that someday we will see a more novel based version of Jurassic Park with a lot more horror and Gore and I really hope that the miniseries is the way they go with it. Giving each novel 6-8 hours is the way to do it.

[@TyrannoWright]

Same group who did the Jungle Book and Lion King remakes. So take that in that this is all done on the same Unity engine that so many games were made off of.

[@GlitchyRabbit234]

I really did not expect to see a T-Rex giving another T-Rex backshots at 8:52💀

[@JamalieSimpson]

They are mating ☠️

[@karuchii5255]

That’s actually so cute like the babies learn how to swim. Luckily, the mommy T Rex is teaching the baby T Rexis.

[@damienbastings]

Hank is a male

[@IzzyandShadow]

That was daddy T rex 😂

[@JamalieSimpson]

@@IzzyandShadowyeah Mommy rex is waiting with dinner

[@ishirotanaka]

15:55 that’s the same growl for the T-rexes in Jurassic park

[@goofyahhrobloxchannel2850]

the baby t rex was so cute

[@davidmartin1312]

that mating call is like cat purring jeez

[@ek9509]

11:48: Hey, just like modern elephants.

[@dignusdingus3709]

Woah the documentary visuals have gotten really good.

[@lindabaranyi324]

This video is very interesting! I really enjoyed watching it.

[@henryhammond7393]

Tyrannosaurus could move through the forest in near silence thanks to cushioned pads on their feet. … The one in Jurassic Park that loudly announced its arrival with thundering footsteps was bored or drunk. That’s my headcanon. 😂

[@jacobcox4565]

My head canon is that she never had a reason to sneak around and ambush prey. Every prey animal she's ever eaten was just handed to her chained on a platform. This is proven further when Rexy hunts the Gallimimus, she bursts out of the trees without a single sound hinting at her approach, no one knew she was even there before she ambushed the Gallimimus.

[@henryhammond7393]

@@jacobcox4565 Yeah… Ellie was quite right in saying these animals have no idea what century they’re living in, and they’ll react violently if necessary.

[@own4801]

My headcanon is that it was genetically deformed from the replacement frog DNA.

[@GeneralNaga67]

@@jacobcox4565the Male buck from the second movie also moves incredibly quietly when entering the boat.

[@alcodie1558]

I remember back in school we were taught T-Rex was afraid of water because it couldn't swim . Just one more thing to scrub from the memory banks !

[@PikachuIno]

Great

[@Alexander_I.]

I love that they really present the dinos as animals and not just brutal killers. The behaviour is so bird like 😊

[@cvsasukeuchiha3051]

Me thinking that the T-rex doesn't care for their young, but then me now understanding that it said, "It's time for you to learn to hunt." :)

[@JabbarMuhammad-s5h]

Prehistoric planet is probably the greatest dinosaur documentary I've seen

[@jusjetz]

5:59 Realistic T. Rex Roar.

[@cvsasukeuchiha3051]

I think it was a yawn.

[@ЯрославИванов-м7ц]

Sir David Attenborough is a living legend, i wish him more long life and health

[@PikachuIno]

I like Jon Favreau, Hans Zimmer and THE LION KING 2019. THE LION KING wasn't a *mistake, it was a glimpse into the very latest in CGI.

[@kotarojujo2737]

Yeah, story aside, lion king 2019 are still looks amazing

[@gamestation2690]

@@kotarojujo2737 The animals didn't emote like they should, though. For example, when Simba sensed the wildebeests coming, he didn't even fold his ears back, which is what happens when a cat feels scared!

[@TyrannoWright]

Still doesn't mean the film didn't suck. The tech and animation though is commendable, even for what was just a game engine years back.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

Nah the film was a mistake , and sometimes it also sucked in cgi

[@EliastheTyrannosaurus]

THAT'S WHY THIS DEPICTION OF T. REX IS THE G.O.A.T, THE G.O.A.T, AND NO ONE CAN TELL ME DIFFERENT!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@naudiatf2791]

kinda cool to think that not only could the tyrannosaurus smell the dead sea turtle from MILES away, it literally has the conscious to walk directly past a living one, knowing full well that it can just eat the dead one. Like it not only realizes that it doesn't have to disturb the living mother turtle but it also can save the energy and have a free relaxing meal after crossing a long swim instead. Such a smart creature.

[@jacobcox4565]

Most predators would rather scavenge a corpse than take the extra effort to bring down something alive. This is a display of common sense rather than intelligence.

[@marcnocon]

*We have a T-Rex John Hammond We have some T-Rex

[@tyrannozilla1]

perfect for Dinosaur Day 🦖

[@roff000]

Turtles are the most bullied animals since the Mesozoic, but they are still surviving, gadamn.

[@DarkOne1010]

This show is so much better than most Hollywood/movie dinosaurs like Jurassic park/world

[@tylerleach8796]

Nobody cares. They are two completely different types of media.

[@Kor06.]

@@tylerleach8796 everyone cares you're the weird one if you don't care

[@jacobcox4565]

​@@tylerleach8796 Media can really influence people. I have seen a ton of people who still think Dilophosaurus had a frill and spat venom because they only know about Dilophosaurus from Jurassic Park.

[@tylerleach8796]

@@jacobcox4565 That would be the fault of the people taking a fictional movie as gospel and not the fault of the media itself.

[@jacobcox4565]

@@tylerleach8796 Not even that. Some people just parrot information they learned from "somewhere" and take it as fact because they never heard otherwise yet. You are right about it not being the fault of the media, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't try. Media that doesn't try is awful, that's how you get movies like Blue Beetle and Jurassic World: Dominion. I would actually really like to see a major Hollywood movie that portrays dinosaurs accurately.

[@thegametroll6264]

I read a textbook on therapod dinosaurs at my local library and it sgowed that therapod dinosaurs were a lot more flexible than we thought as well as depicting therapods as large as tyrannosaurus being able to swim so this makes a lot of sense to me.

[@Arthur_Queixada]

4:55 Not if it's just me who thinks this baby Tyrannosaurus has a cute face

[@JPJW001]

9:29 ❌ Prehistoric Palnet ✅ Prehistoric kiss

[@notpegamer]

10:15 that trex learned how to climb another trex 💀💀

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

I’m astounded by the Visual Effects by this documentary, the crew behind it deserves an award.

[@penguinagents2015]

This right here. THIS is what the real T. rex was like. No constant roaring monster, just an ordinary animal like everything else it lived with.

[@BloodPlusPwn]

I appreciate you putting videos like this up but I think you could stand to leave a FEW extra frames in in some instances to help with the context or let Mr. Attenborough finish his explanation. Sometimes it gets a bit confusing.

[@burgerbro4927]

9:15 Tyrannosaurus Rizz 😭😭

[@geekymetalhead5112]

TyRizzosaurus Rex

[@ttherogueprince]

Binocular vision, padded feet, robust & muscular body whilist having the stongest bite force of any land animals in history. T-rex has the best combination of brain & brawn. One of the most complete predators in earth history

[@MinecraftWorld1954]

You don’t need to make the Rex a bloodthirsty monster to make it cool. If anything, seeing this thing charging towards me would be just as terrifying as Jurassic Park’s Rex.

[@frogglen6350]

i appreciate that it went for the dead turtle instead of the alive one. Animals don't like wasting energy and that turtle won't go to waste

[@christopherpotter6650]

The tyrannical ruler of prehistoric predators! 🦖👑

[@fil4648]

Such a beautiful depiction of the most iconic animal of all time. I hope they really were as complex and competent.