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The Last Day of the Dinosaurs | Pre-Historic Documentary
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Through cutting-edge CGI and stunning 3D environments, The Last Day of the Dinosaurs reveals a world tortured by a series of catastrophic events after a meteorite bigger than Mount Everest smashes into Central America, bringing about irreversible change. Dinosaurs caught in the forests of North America, the lost wilderness of Mongolia and the lush landscape of Mexico suffer a sequence of so-called ‘death mechanisms’ that together lead to the animals’ inevitable destruction and threaten the very existence of life on Earth.
This documentary harnesses the latest research from the world’s leading experts in presenting blow-by-blow revelations of what happened 65 million years ago. A planet-shaking impact that ‘rings the Earth like a bell’ triggers a fireball big enough to break through the atmosphere, followed by seismic waves deep enough to wrap around the globe. In a captivating account of the timetable of destruction, here is a portrayal of the red-hot cloud that grills animals on every continent, here’s a taste of the ‘nuclear winter’ that leads to a collapse in food chains and here is the A - Z explanation of why today there aren’t any dinosaurs in your back yard.
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[@The_ZeroLine]

A boulder the size of Mount Everest puts it into terrifying perspective.

[@veritas41photo]

... or maybe larger!

[@KeonGarrett-zu2gp]

Yep the asteroid was 15 km And Everest was just 8 km an asteroid that big is definitely worse than world war II

[@bingyboi1323]

​@@KeonGarrett-zu2gp if an asteroid that size hits again then even underground bunkers will not save humanity or any animal everything will be wiped out

[@Dr.Kraig_Ren]

​​@@KeonGarrett-zu2gpmaybe we'll also hide and live underground for a while if it strikes again. After our asteroid deflecting attempts fail. We'll take all the species with us underground and then release them to their respective lands once everything calms down.😅

[@tomkjr1]

So sad to know that the most successful and enduring creatures ever to evolve on Earth were wiped out in such a small fraction of time. It is very humbling to think how fast we could be removed by an act of mother nature! I know that we as humans are here now only because the dinosaurs are not, but I have always been amazed and enchanted by these creatures. If I could have a dream come true, it would be to see them alive as they were back in their fascinating dino world of 70 million years ago!

[@nelsonx5326]

10,000 years ago the population of humans on the whole planet was down to 1,000. The ice age was rough for us.

[@monikasaringer1152]

The asteroid itself would have been a sight to see in itself

[@AnimatedLoopHD]

Birds are dinos, so technically they aren't all gone!

[@tomkjr1]

@@AnimatedLoopHD True but there's a BIG difference between a modern day bird and T-rex or Velociraptor. Birds evolved from the smaller dinos because all the big ones over 50 lbs were wiped out or died out shortly after the asteroid impact.

[@mrcreepers]

This is all speculative BS--the majority of prehistoric creatures were killed off by man so he could exist.

[@camilanieto8673]

I feel so bad for them, poor babies must have been so scared. Truly majestic creatures wiped off like that :(

[@wafa.05]

Yeah been feeling the same way all throughout the video 😢

[@bencross3759]

I feel the same too but ignorance is bliss! Imagine if it happened to us? we would know about it before it was close, but we would probably self destruct before it would kill us!

[@Eyes_of_Oryx]

Majestic? 😂 say that when they are eating you alive 😮

[@sfsproplayer]

I wonder what It fell for the carnotaurus. My favourite dino.

[@daemiller52]

Would you want to live in a world full of hostile giant lizards?

[@coffeetalk924]

This documentary is truly one of the greatest hits. Very impactful 👍

[@kabu3992]

this has always been my favorite documentary, and always will be

[@TheFrogfeeder]

Thanks, I been wondering if it was or not…

[@kabu3992]

@@TheFrogfeeder you're such a ray of sunshine arent you

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

This documentary is a nostalgic classic. It's leagues above the dumpster fire that's Clash Of The Dinosaurs.

[@Santagmk0]

Ello again

[@jakubsolar4670]

Even if it's far from reliably accurate like mishmashing Saurorni and Charono together, plus reusing same models and just slapping different names on them, it's indeed more interesting and dark than the Clash Of The Dinosaurs for sure!

[@shaynewheeler9249]

😢😢😢😮

[@trixxart777]

When did it originally come out? The animation holds up pretty well and really shows the dramatic effect of the meteor would make a really cool movie

[@trixxart777]

​@jakubsolar4670 I mean I do understand why they reused some models since making these detailed of models takes a lot of time

[@billbergendahl2911]

To say this is scary would be an understatement.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs 🦖🦕

[@waldofabian1202]

Really?

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs 🦖🦕

[@mrquackadoodlemoo]

"The Quetzalcoatlus perched up high can see the glow of the fireball over the horizon....5000kms away" God, that line went so hard.

[@IckabodtheGreat]

Yes I agree, that would’ve been terrifying

[@Parasaurolophus476]

I haven't seen this documentary in a while. Its not the most accurate, but it moved me more than most. The bit with the sarupods makes me cry every time.

[@JustGodzilla854]

This is what made my love for dinosaurs grow watched it everyday since i was 4

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;*;*;*;;*;*;;//..

[@materenemolaoa1752]

How do you guys know which one is more accurate than the other? No one knows the actual truth. We were all not there.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs 🦕🐋🦕🦖🦕🦖

[@farhanatashiga3721]

​@@materenemolaoa1752probably meant the anatomical depiction of the Dinos

[@brucehodge4556]

This is an incredibly well presented production of the type of disaster that could devastated our planet. Personally I've no idea if it is true or correct, but this is so well made and believable, that it certainly seems so. And this was GREAT entertainment. Was getting tired of the brainless fiction remakes flooding the internet. Think I'll stick around this channel for a while and learn a bit. THANKYOU for the upload FD Ancient History. SO nice to have NOT wasted time on KZbin! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs

[@Sushikatherman]

Hands down the absolute BEST documentary about the subject!!

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Million of years ago dinosaurs 🦕🦖🦕

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Roman numerals

[@blueduck5589]

Nonsense.

[@prehistoricanimations922]

Indeed, it does explain very well the entire process, the only problem are the outdated Dino designs, but it is understandable since it’s from 2010.

[@Ladybhive71]

​​@@blueduck5589It is. Although I love watching it but we don't know how the dinosaurs really became extinct.

[@Mrdimorphodon]

One of the best documentarys ive ever watched

[@matthewseeber8529]

Absolutely captivating ... Totally well worth watching

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs 🦖🦕

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dear Lord

[@JohnSmith-el6lk]

It is a very captivating documentary. The creators of this should be proud.

[@RMR1]

The fact that dinosaurs ruled the planet for 160 million years is mind-boggling -- that's 800 times longer than humans have been around. Mammalian species only have a lifespan of just over a million years. And at the rate we're going, I'd be surprised if we last half that long.

[@sammik3959]

Im not surprised. They were super animals. 160 milion years,hard to even imagine

[@7Lace77]

Noggin bogglin. 🤯

[@benjy117]

The human population will come to a halt around 9 billion. Already we have seen a large reduction in birth rates. How do we know this? Many schools are being shut down due to not having enough participants. Humans will be able to sustain themselves but a disease could easily wipe away humans. More than likely a virus rather than a rock from the sky will wipe humans off the earth. Technology is at an all time high and moving faster than the past decade. Machine learning, or so called "A.I." will either benefit humans or destroy them. As long as humans have control and it's governed it is possible for humans to have an edge. In the wrong hands A.I. can do much harm especially to the lower class of the living. What most do not understand whom are liberals, the first to die will be the poorest nations around the world because of "clean energy".

[@aircraftcarrierwo-class]

Mammalian species were around during the time of the dinosaurs and almost immediately moved into prominents after the KT event. I mean, 160 million years as the dominant form of life is still impressive, but don't sell mammals so short for sticking it out.

[@RMR1]

@@aircraftcarrierwo-class Indeed, mammals as a class within the animal kingdom have been around millions of years and pre-date the KT extinction. But individual mammalian species, such as homo sapiens, generally last about a million years, on average. In fact, humans are the only surviving species within the genus Homo -- all of the others are long extinct. Homo Erectus lasted the longest -- surviving a remarkable 2 million years.

[@caniseeplease3202]

This is absolutely beautiful and as my parents are paleontologists and I grew up to know about dinosaurs this is very important to me and my families carrier and as a paleontologist I respect this documentary 👌❤️❤️

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Million years ago dinosaurs 🦕🦖🦖🦖🦖🦕🦖🦖🦖

[@TheCoon1975]

Why lie about this, it's so silly?

[@forssi1]

Hey that’s great but maybe learn to end your sentences instead of just using ”and”

[@TheCoon1975]

@@shaynewheeler9249 No, there were no dinosaurs around one million years ago.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs 🦕🦖

[@lukasp5892]

This is so well done!! I pride myself in having seen most big Dino documentaries I can find on KZbin and this is a hidden gem!

[@Kenny-ii3ld]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@Kenny-ii3ld We are dumbed down by masons and through school systems and the IQ of humans increases not, because we are raised up with mindsets that governments of this world cares for us = feeds us, scolds us, clothe us and heal us. With this lie, we allow ourselves willingly to rely on them 100%. Not taking into account that it is a clear lie and the "caring" governments are seeing us as USELESS EATERS worthy of depopulation. thats why these 2 agendas of masons: lgbtq++ transhumanism George guide stone - is it already forgotten? they blowed it up, but still.... the plans on it are 100% at play. + all your entertainers (you tubers, singers, actors, politics) are in the same club, FREEMASONRY - keeping you dumb and fooling you day and night. Search about them, know how and why they deceive and then reprove them as bible calls us to do: Ephesians 5:11 And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them. Ephesians 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. + watching TV = being under MK ULTRA.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs train 🚃🚂

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Million of years ago dinosaurs

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@shaynewheeler9249 search about freemasonry, allow them not to deceive you. Both are lies, which you named.

[@poorman7526]

I love how the shockwave and the sound of the impact is forgotten, which would have been the first thing that the dinos felt... the shockwave alone would have been so powerful it could have killed

[@Thedrunkenswede1337]

Sound no lol its to slow. Shockwave and fire sure but sound takes longer after the explosion.

[@zombielover317able]

Somebody never ran track as a child and learned how when the guy shoots the gun off even though he's about 400 ft away you can see the smoke before you hear the pow

[@zombielover317able]

How is this the top comment on this comment section I mean seriously you just got to love internet people that just start rambling about things they have no understanding about just to comment for no reason😂❤❤

[@shaynewheeler9249]

😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@lukasp5892]

Shockwave yes, sound absolutely not. Light travels much faster than sound, which is why during a thunderstorm you see lightning long before hearing the thunder strike. This is very basic science my dude, I’m going to assume you just misspoke

[@rosemaryamundson4542]

This is an excellent video !! Kudos to the creators.

[@dynamoterror18]

What bothers me a little bit about this paleo-documentary is that it gives off the impression that only the dinosaurs and the pterosaurs suffered from the asteroid impact and everything else was A-okay! When in fact 90% of mammals, 95% of birds, 70% of lizards and snakes, 50% of crocodiles, 20% of turtles, 40% of amphibians, 30% of bony fish, and 85% of sharks and rays went extinct during this mass extinction event. I wish they explained more in detail about how the destructive aftermath negatively affected other animals besides the dinosaurs.

[@dbyutube]

Its called the last day of DINOSAURS, is its main focus

[@marcolibbi5479]

​@@dbyutube Simply mentioning the other clades that suffered from the asteroid's impact and its consequences would have been enough

[@jogiessimplelife6244]

One of the best documentary films... GOOD JOB!

[@MattVrazel-xy1hj]

God got tired of watching overgrown lizards eat eachother so the great Spirt sent a mountain to wipe em out

[@BlackCappedChickadee]

​@@MattVrazel-xy1hj BUT, YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS NOTHING. PUT IT DOWN!

[@jenmb2679]

finally, a dinasaur video that isnt boring. Thank you

[@AnimeRunnerUp]

It’s incomprehensible how something so small could create such destruction. I mean sure, to us humans that asteroid seems huge. But to the moon? Planet Earth? The Sun? Every single thing in the solar system? It was a mere pebble. And yet it nearly ended it all. It’s an eerie reminder of just how powerless we are against the forces and the fates of the universe.

[@teodorpedersen1285]

A pebble does little damage, but imagine it being batted by a NBL batter towards your face. F=ma, i.e., little mass can give great force with enough acceleration

[@AnimeRunnerUp]

@@teodorpedersen1285 Yes I am aware. It’s the same premise as dropping a penny off of the Empire State Building. By “incomprehensible” I mean it’s shocking how fragile our existence really is.

[@chrecastagneto6661]

No matter how many times I watch this, I cry😢😢😢

[@sethwikle8927]

i cant fathom how terrified all of them must have been, pretty hard to watch myself.

[@SowerValler]

Don't feel bad for them, they didn't make hamburgers

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Million of years ago dinosaurs 🦖🦕

[@rthelionheart]

Had that not happened, none of us would be here to cry about anything.

[@7Lace77]

I've just started, is it like Land before Time in docu form? Aww, I hope they have a Littlefoot dino in this one. 🦕

[@RocketFruit730]

i kinda feel bad for the dinosaurs 😢

[@Tvwomen-zy6vq]

Same

[@parryhotter1339]

If this didnt happen we werent here now

[@maddiesharpe7118]

Why am I crying

[@user-tp7up8lg1d]

I've found these documentaries in particular phenominal for their animation and music tracks, ESPECIALLY when they've got dinosaurs going head-to-head in combat.

[@titan9259]

Thanks for finally uploading this!

[@peterstar2023]

This is like a thriller/horror movie. Very well made and narrated.

[@marfu1119]

Wow Dinosaurs lived on planet earth for 160 million years.

[@CrimsonButterfly91]

One of my favourite documentary harsh reality and epic music but makes me cry everytime

[@RapaxGuardian]

The heat would have been so intense, their brains would have instantly cooked. They did not suffer like that 😢

[@shaynewheeler9249]

🦖🦕🦕

[@viccolasvic9461]

I think the documentary was trying to slow the process down so we would know what would happen before the actual explosion vaporized their bodies. It would have been over in less than a second.

[@peter4Flags]

Brilliant Documentary Thank You

[@cheyennemoyer3567]

Dinosaurs died out over 65 million years ago, I remember when my childhood friend, Patrick, liked dinosaurs himself.

[@lyncressler2608]

I think this should be played in every school ! Like wow !! Thank you

[@kayladawn]

this is very well done!❤❤❤

[@LINAZAS]

top 5 documentary ever. The narration , music , everything is best. 10/10 . Poor monkey humans can thank asteroid , else they would have been eaten by dinosaurs :D

[@bellakatherman1477]

I’ve been looking for this!!!!

[@user-ob5qc7be7o]

this documentary was really amazing....

[@paulfranklin59]

I remember watching this when i was in grade 10 not in school but by myself at home at the time this felt like the best representation of what most likely happened even as i watch it again after years it still holds up really well

[@robertedgar7497]

Not the most accurate but still a entertaining watch

[@sandervw123]

Nobody knows what exactly whas happens

[@MotDoiAnLac258]

Great video!

[@jordanwilliams2557]

I remember watching this when I was youngee

[@user-be8wr4jj1q]

Супер 👑 видео фантастика ❤❤❤😎 😎😎👍👍👍

[@sarahseale2282]

such a good documentary.

[@wafa.05]

This video felt more personal than I expected

[@gregthegroove]

No question if I had a time machine, I know where I’m going. This is fascinating. Can you imagine getting there 65 million years ago and you see humans and todays animals all coexisting with dinosaurs together?

[@whitewolf7156]

I can’t help but feel immense sadness, seeing all those dinosaurs becoming extinct. It’s a strong feeling that hits me every single time i see footage of this event.

[@alansalguero6032]

Favorite documentary

[@jenmb2679]

we were not taught about other dinasaurs. I learn a lot more about history from documentaries and books, than what was taught in school. they say to not believe everything on internet, but its so tempting to learn this way because almost nothing was taught in school about history, in school they leave out all the interesting stuff. I always wonder why that is

[@KSI_Revelations]

The best doccumentry on Dinosaurs ive found so far. Does anyone know of any other cool entertaining documentaries similar to this one?

[@drewburns246]

There’s one called March of the dinosaurs that’s 3d animated, if you like dinosaurs you’ll like it.

[@KSI_Revelations]

@@drewburns246 Ill watch it Thanks!

[@filipzunic3260]

Melodysheep documentaries

[@marcolibbi5479]

Walking with Dinosaurs, Walking with Beasts, Walking with Monsters (plus all of the other Walking With spinoffs), Prehistoric Planet, Dinosaur Planet, Planet Dinosaur, Dinosaur Revolution

[@kirara2516]

Never saw this one, but it's really awesome.

[@t60njw]

This is the best documentary about the end of the dinosaurs

[@klaasdeboer8106]

Predators don't roar at their prey.

[@Tyranosaur678]

True

[@Random_guy0310]

Gotta love our cameraman

[@AZS973]

😂

[@Willow_508_]

Best Dinasour doco on yt

[@pessimisticideas3075]

Really great documentary!!

[@m1omi0]

This gave me chills

[@old-manparker6153]

Interesting idea. A film of the "dinosaur meteor extinction" made like a Hollywood "disaster movie". Filled with storyline narration, computer animation, sound effects, musical score ( ...even some GORE effects! ). It would've completely blown my 10 year old mind. Kids don't know how great they have it. The best I had were books from the library on dinosaurs. That being said, there's a lot of drama going on here... so, is it really an educational documentary or a monster movie? P.S. You would think that after 160 MILLION YEARS of dominating the earth, dinosaurs would have come up with a technology advanced enough to be able to stop the meteor and save the earth ( - and themselves. )

[@KeyKiller74]

🦕🦖Great documentary 👏

[@thegodfathernfg756]

🔥🐐

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Million of years ago dinosaurs 🦕🦖🦕🦕🦖

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Dinosaurs train ride

[@lovegod1steverythingelse2n47]

Great Documentary

[@rogercruz662]

Im just wondering, how accurate is this detailed narration as if he witnessed everything!😊😊😊

[@bryandungee1029]

It’s an illustration of scientist “theories”… gata admit it is fun tho!!!

[@stephenstead7270]

L say it very accurate mate. The way thing are going it can happen again all these rocks they send up into space some rocks must be heading our way. Thay are watch out for this but how would thay stop it. Hitting earth. Make me think mate

[@holeshothunter5544]

Pure Hogwash. Nothing is even close to right.

[@allan9603]

Bot.

[@dynamicduo5592]

@@allan9603ur a bot

[@user-iv1qz3eg8h]

Excellent 👌

[@IKhan522]

That camera man is immortal! Lol

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Little foot

[@InfAn918]

They should have called this documentary: The last Days of the dinosaurs! Cuz they didn’t all die out on 1 day, but still, this documentary is awesome!

[@WilliamBurton-1980]

This was well done

[@4thDimensions9902]

Look what our ancient parents have gone through

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

More like ancient uncles and aunts. They probably weren't our direct ancestors.

[@Tyranosaur678]

​@@chadgorosaurus4898 My aunt was a rat 💀. Then i killed my aunt💀 1 week ago🐀🐀

[@umashi4437]

​@@chadgorosaurus4898Wtf do you mean ? Our ancestors appeared out of nowhere ?

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

@umashi4437 theres no proof for them being direct ancestors. They were primates but we don't know if they were a group leading specifically to humans or a different primate lineage that already went extinct.

[@umashi4437]

@@chadgorosaurus4898 What do you mean by "them" ? There were Late Cretaceous mammals, and some of them were our ancestors (not all of them of course).

[@yamil.343]

Magnificent creatures.They had their time. Nature chose them for extinction. We’re next though hopefully the human race will colonize Mars or another planet before then. PS: this is by far the best documentary about the dinos’ last day I’ve ever seen.

[@RMR1]

Wasn't there a specific mineral pocket at ground zero that's found in few other places on Earth? And didn't that, more than anything, doom the dinosaurs and make the catastrophe 100 times worse? Something about the properties of the mineral that made the ejecta cloud that much thicker or more toxic. Can't recall exactly. I just remember research that said that if the asteroid had impacted almost anywhere else on Earth, the dinosaurs might have survived. Or at least mammals would have evolved differently.

[@tornadotrick7991]

Crazy how a small mammal that looks like a gray Guinea pig survived it all

[@veritas41photo]

Paleontologists have deduced that the asteroid which hit the Earth to make dinosaurs extinct had a diameter so large... That when the leading edge touched the planetary surface, its upper edge was still at least 33,000 feet up, the altitude at which long-distance jet airliners routinely fly. Now that is impressive (to say the least). Poor dinosaurs.

[@monikasaringer1152]

At least for most it would of been instant death

[@user-bq1bz3kd4w]

Fantastic ...

[@brauliodarias1282]

Hello My Name is Braulio Darias I’M Deaf The Watch That Video Have A Great! Thanks

[@barbarapearce9738]

Brilliant, brutal!

[@mystiksia6256]

Why no proto-feathers on the therapods and picnofibres on the pterosaurs

[@prehistoricanimations922]

This is a 2010 documentary reusing models from the previous Clash of The Dinosaurs documentary. Hence why theropods and pterosaurs aren’t that fluffy

[@SteveReno187]

They were awesome animals and I wish they was still here, I don't think humanity will last as long, probably not.

[@henrry889]

really love the voice narrator's voice bill mondy

[@starfry123cybelmoon]

this is beautifully done , poignant even but I got a bit confused over the parasaurolophus being called a coronosaurus.

[@prehistoricanimations922]

It actually refers to the genus Charonosaurus, a hadrosaur very similar to Parasaurolophus

[@DAZ100]

Im so glad they got this live on film!!!!!!

[@junehalog024]

Was waiting for the narrator to say... "It just took one rock to change all that. It happened before, it will happen again. The question is when."

[@ryanstatt9910]

Hopefully soon!!!

[@sofiah6997]

This is one of Mother Natures most beautiful ways of life. No wars, no hate, no rules besides one: kill or be killed. To just be an observer to the killing fields of the prehistoric dinosaur era has always been a dream of mine. To go back in time and just.. watch… to see the raw unbridled and savage ways of these creatures

[@bigwigcoinsmetals2133]

How was this captured? No humans co-existed with dinosaurs. I like the documentary. It is informative!!!

[@Ejay_Official_]

47:11 I love how The earth literally thirst trapped tho’s Dino’s with that island 😂

[@josmclove4426]

😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@tiggerwillow6242]

Question: what caused the rock to be going sideways into the other rocks, which led to the rock that killed the dinosaurs being pushed into a collision course with Earth?

[@waldofabian1202]

Might mot have been an asteroid but a meteor

[@FlatEarthKiller]

@@waldofabian1202 Its an asteroid that hit the earth, not meteor. Meteors are small. Asteroids are huge. This one was 10 km huge. Meteors may have collided with an asteroid to change its trajectory towards earth.

[@SargeOfTheGuard]

It's simple... the smaller one that crashed into the bigger one had a bunck of kids in the back seat fooling around when his Missus "Riding Shotgun" told him to turn just when he was reaching around to swat one of the brats and he missed the turn! *Same thing happened to me when I was taking my family to the Movies last weekend; didn't hurt my 15-ysear-old car much but sure as heck knocked that Mercedes-Benz into another lane where an 18-Wheeler got busted up pretty bad!!! 🤣 LOL!

[@spaceman081447]

It could have been another asteroid that was on an orbit having a different eccentricity than the orbits of the other asteroids. Or it could have been a massive comet. Comets move in parabolic orbits whereas asteroids (and planets) move in elliptical orbits. That means that cometary orbits occasionally will intersect asteroidal and planetary orbits.

[@backdoorsluts_9]

The baby T. rexes are so CUTE

[@latinguy67]

i hope this doesn't get taken down...like it has so many times before

[@marcelberlin2874]

I know it's weird, but my math teacher sent this on the group chat 😂

[@hauminthang9222]

It's sad, but it's kind of fascinating to see how they went extinct

[@Bobo44216]

Two of the worlds best armored warriors, against a carnivore that won't take no for a answer. 55:44

[@randydelaney7053]

I feel so sorry for them, they had more right to be here then we do. They knew that there is a way to live with Earth and a way to not live with Earth and they chose the way of Earth and yet look what happened. Sorry guys, you didn't deserve this. Those poor creatures. R.I.P to all of the Dinosaurs. We will remember you!!

[@flameskull95wotb35]

Poor dinosaurs 😢😢😢❤ They literally burned to death.

[@Tyranosaur678]

🥺

[@loristephens3016]

If the asteroid was that bright..... Why is the film so dark you can't see anything?

[@felipecortez1042]

😂😂😂😂

[@FlatEarthKiller]

Clouds and dramatic effect

[@francinariske9896]

If you put 2 people in the bush, they will live simply, how from the bush do we get mobile telephones, space exploration, television, aeroplanes, I know....but from standing in the bush to this.. it still astounds me.

[@spaceman081447]

Well consider this. Modern humans have been on the planet for about 200,000 years (give or take). For about 95% of that time, all of us lived and died as stone age hunter gatherers.

[@edwardroche2480]

You could have lightened the picture of a little bit because I can't see nothing but a dark screen. And it's not the thing I'm watching it on

[@alextanguay5886]

Poor dinosaurs 😪

[@shitoryu8]

Mammal gang rise up 🔥

[@SOUL-KING-93]

Lmao the thumbnail is so goofy but also what I like to see.

[@AZS973]

GOD DAMMM, now that was brutal 💀 19:18

[@mediokay]

Cartoon anvil sound effect

[@literallymacaquee]

My husband played ark survival and now im watching this.. hands down better than the game

[@anonygent]

I'm surprised at the horrendous spelling in the comments.