What Happened Immediately After the Dinosaurs Went Extinct?

[@GabrielHernandez-if7yh]

Man I am getting old. I remember when I was a kid it was 65 million years ago, now is 66. Wow, time flies.

[@TheGaming_Squirtle]

Same

[@jacenagee4095]

Yea😭

[@hrthrhs]

lol Nah well, if you don't know, the impact has always been thought to have occurred 65.6mya, so people round it either up or down. More correct to round it up, but 65 just seemed to stick, a nice round number perhaps.

[@timothythompson4036]

They keep posting videos about man made climate change. They don't want to discuss that the Earth's climate has constantly been changing from natural causes.

[@nyc_whoisalexis]

No bro it still 65millions year ago cuz 66 would take 1 million years

[@craneface8529]

“Life finds a way” is very befitting to our world. It’s extraordinary how all living things are set on finding a way no matter the situation

[@sharonneil2118]

No not all living things some things go extinct how many dinosaurs do you see running around you see only the remnants of the original not the original

[@Hollyucinogen]

​​@@sharonneil2118He's right, though. Life does find a way. It might not be personally recognizable to you, but it's some kind of life. Some form of life will always find a way to survive here until this planet completely dies. The dinosaurs went extinct because of the asteroid impact, but life continued. On a large scale, that's what they mean when they talk about "natural selection" in biology class. The ones who were the best adapted survived.

[@theodorequist4904]

That’s because life was by design

[@CzyrinejoyceCarlos]

where the animals came from ?

[@inderjit5427]

Nice to know that Adam Driver witnessed it and survived till date 🙂

[@dropkickninjatuan]

i was curious about that. what movie is it?

[@inderjit5427]

@@dropkickninjatuan it's a Netflix sci-fi 65

[@mb43tr590]

@@dropkickninjatuan I believe it's called 65.

[@mickyr171]

And the camera man

[@DanDaMan-v5m]

😂

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

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[@the_grenade]

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[@felic-pz6ml]

What if greenhouse gases in our atmosphere doubled in frequency

[@alexiacalistadragono5314]

Fourth and now u only have 85 likes

[@stevenjohnson8736]

65 million years ago my ass your dumb as* wasn’t even their 65 million years ago makin up those stupid number talkin about the dinosaurs die from a asteroid my ass u don’t even got 100% proof that the dinosaurs die from a asteroid makin up all those lies this is the reason why i never take science class everything ya be saying is not 100% fact because ain’t none of ya wasn’t even their when the dinosaurs die….this is ya dumb as* we gonna make up a stupid number and say that the dinosaurs die about 65 million years ago no no we gonna make up a different number and say it was 63 million years ago that’s right even tho our dumb asses wasn’t even their when the dinosaurs 😄

[@timothythompson4036]

A couple of dinosaurs did survive the asteroid strike. Alligators and crocodiles survived by living in dens in the river banks. They were the only ones from that time to survive.

[@gowtham8909]

What did they eat

[@timothythompson4036]

@@gowtham8909 Fish, and small reptiles.

[@gowtham8909]

@@timothythompson4036 oceans were turned acidic

[@davycayaux2566]

Monkeys dit not developed to human beings.. 😢😂😂

[@h.b16]

No this is false. Crocodiles and alligators do share very distant cousins, but they are not directly related to dinosaurs. The closest living animals to dinosaurs are birds.

[@NozeyD]

I like to watch these because every video is so informative and sometimes scary. The thought of some of this stuff happening or how it happened is ridiculous.

[@davidsheckler4450]

"informative" 😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣 oh wait...hold on..."informative" 🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂 an just who was there then to verify this nonsense... otherwise you enjoy hearsay

[@XtraSpice2]

@@davidsheckler4450 i agree with you. who was on earth at this time to record this into a stone before it impacted. who was here when the big bang happened.

[@davidsheckler4450]

@@XtraSpice2 No one so that can't be verified either

[@nUp15]

@@XtraSpice2 The meteor thing it was just an animation, also when it comes to history, almost 90 percent stuff is just a guess and it includes everything about how every prehistoric extinct species(including dinosaurs) looked. We never know what actually happened then and there but all historians and archaeologists try their best yet we are still like this and just send them a "😂"........

[@jayfootball1087]

​@@nUp15😅

[@AndrewMacLaine]

3:14 I'm actually impressed with his pronunciation of "Tsunami." Either he already has some basic knowledge of Japanese or he did his research on this word. Either way, it's heartwarming to witness someone taking pride in his work by paying attention to the fleeting details.

[@51.2M]

TSUNAMI is a hindi word

[@pedromarrero9572]

​@prayush no its not. Tsunami word is of Japanese origin.

[@davidl3904]

What other ways are there of pronouncing tsunami?

[@alexmendez5875]

​@@davidl3904soo-nah-me

[@praveenjohnny666]

​@@51.2Mit's a Japanese word meaning harbour wave.

[@thevijaykumar]

This makes me wonder if humans get extinct in few million years or even less, I think a new form of life will rule Earth but before that, Earth would make a tremendous transformation like how it did after Dinosaur's extinction.

[@daMillenialTrucker]

humans were placed here my friend, God is real.

[@JohnSmith-wl8cv]

Us humans are only an experiment the next stage is being put together now .

[@thundergato84]

​@@daMillenialTruckerDrugs can make you imagine things. 😂

[@davidwhitney1171]

What astounds- and terrifies the sh*t out of me - is that the dinosaur killing asteroid was just a "mere" six miles wide, as opposed to the nearly 8,000 mile diameter of the earth. But a six mile wide rock was still capable of changing the course of the history of life on earth. What if it had been, say, 10, 15, 20, or more miles in diameter? Would life have been able to carry on at all? Would I even be here to ask this question? And what if it was to occur tomorrow?

[@ezekwu]

that's why i don't believe it...

[@askiavance3281]

@@ezekwuomg so i’m not alone. how is a 6 mile asteroid would not be enough to destroy an entire species and ONLY the dinosaurs????

[@ezekwu]

@@askiavance3281exactly, and changed the whole climate on the earth...

[@benji10832]

Well there was something like that much earlier durning the formation of The Moon. It was around 4 billion years ago when earth was just an ocean of lava. There was a collision with another planet I. the solar system. That planet is called Peia. Scientists estimate it was roughly the size of Mars. Imagine that impact. The result was catastrophic. Both planets were pretty much destroyed it it took hundreds of millions of years for the gravity to pull everything back together. Uncountable tons of Earth's crust were flung into space and the gravity of our planet pulled them closer creating our moon. at the time it was much closer to Earth. Our planet also had no life back then and a day lasted only six hours. This theory as to The Moon's creation is the most likely out of 3 other scenarios as elements of Earth's crust were found on the Moon. So if an asteroid was bigger like you asked, chances are that our planet would have been obliterated.

[@jackvarley1000]

It is a theory i must stress

[@mariya2702]

What will happen if all living organisms and land are on one side of the earth and the other side is fully ocean?

[@xianseah4847]

Ocean without living organism? There are microorganisms even in extreme environments, called extremophiles.

[@marig9236]

pangea much

[@RaquildisJiminian]

I feel like I didn't take a single breath watching this with my mouth wide open on an emotion roller coaster Mother Nature is unbelievable and so fascinating.

[@toxicity6000]

What if this channel didn't exist?

[@Gigamech171]

Good question

[@Hubbles_.]

We would ramo back the walk of evolution and turn into apes 💀

[@badrumajeed4702]

I wonder

[@Fantasized_Studios]

We would all cry

[@Cody.357]

Dude

[@erickanyugo3253]

Kudos to the cameraman for going back in time to film this.

[@Paul-zk3je]

cringe

[@Jp-do9ny]

Corny and unoriginal

[@_Lee-Doesnt-Know_]

​@@Paul-zk3jethe only cringe thing here is YOU Like who even asked for your shitty crap opinion?

[@Renzy-LuLu]

​@Paul-zk3je You're cringe

[@radyahawannugrahaeno7917]

Stop with the cameramen joke .. its getting boring

[@migzahoy]

7:47 keep replaying it at that time stamp repeatedly

[@BusyBodyB]

Can you do a video on what if every one was hooked on drugs … how productive would the world be … or how ppl say if we all smoked weed there would be no crime or wars… I’d love to see a video on that

[@toxicmelon1313]

I feel so sad about the dinos... Literally an unavoidable genocide, total extinction. How would they feel and their emotions, about survival, about their families, about death. 😞

[@michaelwillis8966]

Probably very little. Scans of their skulls show zero regions in their brains for higher cognitive functions like emotions or thought. The had similar designs to crocodiles and alligators. Eat, mate, sleep, that was pretty much it.

[@jackvarley1000]

They would have dino therapists if still alive today

[@gohan8312]

Imagine if it happened to us

[@starwindamada5313]

Hey, I fucked Videl. Thought you should know. @@gohan8312

[@janetannerevans2320]

they were reptiles.

[@CES048]

Maybe am out of context but can you go into details and make a video about dwarf planets and how they came to be dwarf. Thank you for the content very informative.

[@latonyanewsome0]

In future videos, would you mind showing the conversion for the imperial system when you give measurements and the temperature?

[@michaelwillis8966]

Dinosaurs weren't really reptiles, though.... not entirely. They were EXTREMELY closely related, but definitely a distinct order....

[@Dr.Ian-Plect]

tripe

[@berryyoongi3897]

How? They can't be mammals

[@ladarriusmyers8846]

Shoutout to the person who went back millions of years to document this documentary!!!!

[@alanw2687]

That was me, thanks

[@michaelgallone7409]

Derf

[@Sandysitsattheseashore]

Marty gave him a ride back to the future haha

[@enterprisecreations1492]

Dumbest copy cat comment on YT. Everyone is dumber for having read it.

[@scottmccammack6984]

Can we stop the cameraman jokes

[@TheMagnaficent]

I know if it didn’t happen I wouldn’t exist but it’s still sad and I’m crying just because it’s necessary for us to exist doesn’t mean I am happy it happened to them I imagine myself as them and I feel very sad about it I wish it didn’t happen don’t judge me I don’t know what I mean by that It doesn’t matter because it won’t change anything

[@ussstropicana]

WTF ?

[@TheMagnaficent]

@@ussstropicana what do you mean

[@ussstropicana]

@@TheMagnaficent Punctuation somewhere ?

[@TheMagnaficent]

@@ussstropicana sorry I forgot that i was crying while writing this blurry eyes with tears you know

[@ussstropicana]

@@TheMagnaficent That's ok. Just wandered.

[@streamersz1297]

What if we got trapped in a rpg.... What if my heart beat with light speed What if we could shed our skins like reptiles What if there was an alien civilization under my nails ... Nice work.... Love your videos

[@daMillenialTrucker]

what if.. Jesus is in our hearts :D

[@williejamestv3289]

What if we got trapped in a rpg....

[@ussstropicana]

@Gamez_HunterZ Religion freaks

[@3tenockbm979]

Thanks to the camera man who went back in time to film all this

[@andrewfike4290]

In Panavision!!!!

[@enterprisecreations1492]

Dumbest copy cat comment on YT. Everyone is dumber for having read it.

[@satwikmohan4153]

Cringe

[@paxnotfound5118]

​@@satwikmohan4153no it's not

[@satwikmohan4153]

@@paxnotfound5118 it is little bich

[@ZoeCienkowski-zg7mn]

The fact they are using some of the 100th clips are hilarious 😂 I love it

[@MrQuantitySquare]

After watching these videos of yours, I kinda think that we deserve whatever's happening. We have the ability to think but wasted what we had. As shown in your videos, the planet bounced back even after suffering that much. So yeah...

[@lighttheoryllc4337]

Actually, some "dinosaurs " still very much exist today.

[@anthonyxwillaims6112]

True we just don’t know it and know where they are

[@EdgeworthTheProsecuter]

Like which ones

[@Tulinx]

@@EdgeworthTheProsecuterLike which ones? Chicken

[@Tulinx]

Birds

[@Chuggsservicedog]

@@EdgeworthTheProsecutersharks specifically sand sharks

[@streamersz1297]

What if gods from myths were the first human civilization..... Who got lost in time

[@TsubasaBengia]

It's true. I was there.

[@saranagh7097]

No Matter how massive or deadly, dey Arms were Too Short to BOX WITH GOD!

[@nicklopez3133]

The lucky one's were the one's who did indeed die quickly.

[@ambientwishwalker8908]

4:30 Ice type really did kill the Dragon type

[@TV-kz2xm]

The asteroid hit the Yucatan was one of the several asteroids smashed earth around that time. It is called a Cascading extinction.

[@MindWorld]

👏 I appreciate the variety of topics you cover and the effort you put into it!!!

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned.

[@MindWorld]

@@WhatIfScienceShow Thanks for the invitation! Your channel is interesting))

[@SagarAbhishek]

​@@WhatIfScienceShowWhat If this channel didn't existed? Make a video on this topic 😁😁

[@FlyinggMushroom]

What effort? It's all stolen footage and plagerized script

[@markmorris76]

I would love if T Rexs and Meglodons were still around,

[@mdkhaledbhuiyan8567]

You mad

[@Oi-oi-oi..2808]

@@mdkhaledbhuiyan8567 fr

[@pulsarstargrave256]

Meteorite not an asteroid. Anyhoo, if the lakes and oceans were too acidic, how did the sea life develop?

[@qizhang2032]

human activity has made the creature distinct faster than any natural disaster

[@hatakila9175]

Big respect and honour to planet wild‼️💯

[@ka-tray]

Can you check the subtitle, please? It's like all of the subtitles are in one at the start of video and it disappears but there's no next subtitle, I have checked some of your videos and they have the same problem. How do deaf people suppose to learn this video when they can't see the overscreen full of subtitles in one?

[@nihongonavigators123]

It's still there

[@ka-tray]

@@nihongonavigators123 There is all of subtitles are in one at the start and it disappears, can't read the whole subtitle in one... Maybe it could be my problem.

[@nathanorate3330]

Buhay na Buhay at tunay namang nakakamangha ang Ganitong Creation of God there is the reason na tayo naman ay magpasalamat dahil sa kanyang magandang mga gawa salamat po sa vedeo nice

[@ronnielsoliva5162]

This has been very useful for my own research thankyou

[@surreygirl2075]

It's amazing how life comes back there is a fire that burns and all nature comes back apart from your history of your family if there things burn they can not be replaced

[@conquester4890]

I always wonder is it by pure chance we have intelligent life on earth? If the dinosaurs had never been wiped out would they be as intelligent as humans are now??? Or would they of stayed how they were just evolving to survive, if that’s the case then the fact intelligent life exists is almost a fluke, madness I know there habitable planets out there but are they habited by dinosaur creatures? Hence why we struggle to find any radio signals mind boggling to think about

[@mannyknoxville247]

How could we really know what happened 66 million years ago?

[@GODxVENOM77]

exactly!! How..?

[@Gigamech171]

True

[@nayemdewan6394]

This is all just guess!

[@dhirajbhat4021]

Nope. It's not a guess. It's by studying sedimentary rock and the ocean's floor

[@jp23x]

It's just a theory. But this is more believable than the big bang. That right there is worse than believing in Santa Claus.

[@thedoruk6324]

Small Rat like mammals, birds & small reptiles: Yahoo! This is your celebration Yahoo! This is your celebration Celebrate good times, come on (Let's celebrate)

[@thomasroy1032]

what if that asteroid missed earth do you think dinosaurs would still exist 66 million years later??

[@michaeltran2743]

They would become pets or food for humans

[@Alloking7]

They probably would have died in the ice age

[@jmw8403]

@@michaeltran2743 Humans wouldn't get the chance to evolve if the dinosaurs still were around.

[@ranjitinamdar]

@@michaeltran2743 We might not have been here at all. Initially humans needed all the help to evolve. Even mammals would have been a very small part of overall life.

[@allensaunders449]

Humans would never of evolved if the dinosaurs had survived. Mammals wouldn't rule the earth now

[@jp23x]

What if an asteroid this size headed towards earth again, would we be able to do anything about it?

[@davidsheckler4450]

What if you grew up & realized that space is Santa Claus for adults & can't be proven

[@crypt1d550]

@@davidsheckler4450 what if we ignored that dumbass comment and accepted that space exists and theres no debating it

[@flufychickens]

Nuke the shit outa it

[@pribilovian4709]

We can send a team of oil drillers to the asteroid, have them drill to the center, drop a nuke in the hole, blow it and hope the asteroid splits in 2 and misses earth completely..thats just 1 idea

[@davidsheckler4450]

@@pribilovian4709 "We" 😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😂 "You" can't send anyone anywhere & neither can anyone else. Unless by chance you have physical evidence that space exists...which no one else has

[@Gladuos1]

2:52 Wowee! I had no idea Adam Driver died in the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction event! RIP 😔

[@MuttonfudgeRacing]

"Life will find a way"

[@michaelflores9384]

I have an idea, what if the Ice Age movie series (a saga of animated films I LOVE, my favorites being Continental Drift and The Meltdown) really happened 20,000 years ago

[@SenkuIshigami-h9x]

What if the light was solid? What if you combined all the elements on the periodic table? What if the plastic didn't invented

[@brandonwiseman2906]

I'm one of those stragglers who just got around to playing Arkham Asylum during the spring. It was fantastic! I'm so excited to play Arkam city

[@westensanchez9483]

Have we ever found a burned dino fossil? I'm pretty sure they died in a flood. We always find them buried in mud or in whirlpool like formations.

[@michaelwillis8966]

Yes, we have actually. In the Hells Creek formation of Montana, we find dinosaurs with glass nodules burns in their bones, caused by the falling debris from the actual impact. We have also found fossilized animals killed by the hyper-tsunami caused by the impact. In China and Mongolia we have found dinosaur remains whose bodies show damage from extreme - over 200° - heat, fires and ash. We have found dinosaur remains closer the the impact sire in Mexico blown apart by the impact, and their bones baked in kiln level temperatures. Just because you WANT the Flood to be true, doesn't mean there's one speck of evidence for it. The Flood DID NOT HAPPEN.

[@keystone6162]

@@michaelwillis8966 Do you all really believe this? Like seriously. If chickens are descendants of dinosaurs, how could that be possible, after all the dinosaurs died, without time to adapt and evolve? Another question, do you have any idea how long a million years is bud?

[@michaelwillis8966]

@@keystone6162 yes, I believe it, because literally all the evidence points toward that. And yes, modern birds are a form of avian Theropod (dinosaur). The fact you don't understand that when every single biological scientist worth their degree understands that is a YOU problem, not a problem with the facts. The dinosaurs didn't die suddenly and instantly. It happened over the course of quite a while, although the majority WERE killed on the day of the impact. The KT impact killed off a HUGE amount of Earth biosphere, but not ALL the biosphere, and that was where avian theropods - and BIRDS - survived. Birds had already evolved BEFORE the KT impact, so it wasn't a case of "gee, if the dinosaurs died out how did they evolve into dinosaurs". Birds were already there. And chickens didn't "evolve from T Rex's". The evolved from Avian Theropods, an off shoot of Theropod dinosaurs, of which the T Rex is a member - the Theropod group, not the Avian subgroup. It's like you've only listened to Ken Hamm or Kent Hovind and their idiocy instead of, oh, I don't know, picking up a book in actual evolutionary development and actual evolutionary science. I would highly recommend going a reading something on Evolution NOT published by a Creation "Science" institute.

[@ValiskiI]

@@keystone6162 they didnt all die, the conditions after the meteorite impact favored smaller dinosaurs and those smaller dinosaurs eventually evolved into birds

[@keystone6162]

@@ValiskiI is that a theory or a fact? Is that the same meteor that cause an ice age? You accept this as fact too? So walk me through this dinosaur to bird evolutionary theory. So the meteor crashed, causing unimaginable weather and environmental impact, killed some things, but left other things that....

[@crimsonking1133]

That's the thing with climate change. If we did "stop" or prevent it yesterday, we'll experience the lack of change today but that change will definitely happen tomorrow. Instead of trying to prevent climate change (which we can't) we should find solutions on how to adapt after the change which by regardless of what we do it is inevitable.

[@sH-ed5yf]

Or maybe we should slow it down by changing our behavior so we dont destroy everything

[@crimsonking1133]

@@sH-ed5yf we can't destroy everything. Humanity isn't that destructive compared to what nature can do. All we can do is stop polluting our surroundings, but that will not stop climate change. We need to adapt mentally and physically along with our society and our technologies. Nature doesn't care if we survive or not the only thing we can do is try to survive whatever she throws at us.

[@MyButtercup]

I always felt the gravity of the Earth changed with the impact. It was so much stronger than the dino fell to the ground. It changed so much that dinos could no longer exist.

[@adamdoesgaming4858]

I agree

[@billyoung8118]

Actually that is not true. The gravity an object produces is based on the mass of that object and how far away you are from the object. The asteroid that impacted earth and killed off the dinosaurs was a little more than 1/30,000,000 of 1% of the mass of earth. So this asteroid made at best an immeasurably negligible change in the earth's gravitational pull. Kind of like people that believe the location of the planets and their gravitational pull at your time of birth have an influence over your future. The physician doing the delivery has about a 23% larger gravitational attraction to you than the sum total of all other planets combined. The physician is much smaller, but much much closer. The physician has a gravitational attraction to you of just over 1/150,000th of 1% of the earth's gravity. All other planets have a little less than 1/180,000th of 1% of earth's gravity combined.

[@neutral9349]

​@@billyoung8118your answer seems correct but I don't understand it 😅😲🥴

[@AndrewMacLaine]

​@billyoung8118 I love that input. I also love math, so the fractions and physics you listed I find very interesting!

[@millennialpoes5674]

You're obviously not very smart.

[@danpabuaya3714]

With or without life is always too short and empty...only earth has everything of life..

[@TheGreekPianist]

2:52 Keanu Reeves must’ve been TERRIFIED! 😯

[@macwelch8599]

I read somewhere the Earth was already starting to recover from the asteroid, just mere days after the impact

[@satheesselvam1]

not realy

[@phkit420]

I wonder what will be after humans

[@Iwillbeagautumforstitch]

I can’t imagine the fear they felt 0:16

[@Murcans-worship-felons]

The rooms on the Ark were discounted?

[@DoomRay666]

No one will ever know,people can have theory’s all they want,but no one will ever truly know

[@silvatheeunuch]

Is it possible that any type of underwater dinosaur creature we haven’t discovered yet is bigger than a Blue Whale? Just like scientists have said “we’ve only discovered 5% of the ocean”. There could be dinosaurs that can exist for millions of years and are still alive in the deepest part of the ocean today. We don’t know what’s down there after all.

[@ghost12520]

What if the earth would have not survived the dinosaur time collision

[@CodenameRawTV]

@7:07 but where did they come from to even start over if everything didn't survive with there being no food and the water being too acidic to survive before then lol?

[@MyButtercup]

Humans were not around during that time, Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous. This was the Age of Reptiles. This was 65 million years ago. Humans arrived about 5.5 million years ago.

[@ELOrocks189]

Thank you for including the imperial measurement system in your video! We Americans appreciate it!

[@abhinavdammu7798]

Read it from the beginning to the ending.

[@thiagooliveira583]

It takes a lot more faith to believe in science explaining about what happened from then until now than it does in religion, because it seems that life reappeared spontaneously after all that destruction, but not with the interference of a creator but with some kind of evolutionism that evolved from toxic gases

[@leanderreid4507]

Science has brought humanity a long way while religion holds us back.

[@The.flower.club.pmc17]

​@@leanderreid4507true

[@hemlio7082]

I've read somewhere that tusanmi that wiped out continents after asteroid collions were as high as 100meters and not 10 m

[@rowdyverboven9286]

how did the american crocodile lived

[@Idkbritishsir]

(live)

[@DianaCastillo-p2i]

True how?

[@paradiseb5950]

They can hibernate even when frozen in water. In secluded areas they can survive long without food. They are lizards. Dinosaurs were probably warm blooded.

[@jessicahix5939]

Lots of species survived. Reptiles, avian, amphibians, mammals... it didn't wipe out everything.

[@Kevinmathewmanayil]

Life find it's way...❤

[@cindynavalta5098]

For people who see the man in 0:49 The movie name is 65 thank me later

[@matijajurajic1312]

Life always finds a way.

[@iFarted.]

NO ONE can convince me that crocodiles survived but the Mosasaurus did not...

[@amilaperera812]

Same like cockroach 🤣

[@josephsanchez2481]

It’s like dinosaurs were replaced. Like, why didn’t dinosaurs get recreated… why did we and other animals today get created out of the blue.

[@kingthanos6884]

The dinosaurs should've prayed to Godzilla....

[@dodododo7098]

Godzilla no es real, pasa eso por tu cabeza

[@Al-iu1nz]

A lesson learned a bully may dominate and thrive at the beggining of your suffering but the time comes a bully will be humbled by your huge changes in life applied by perseverance, unchanging heart and success just like how mammals dominate our world up today and reptiles nowadays are nothing more but a size of a regular mammal .... Humpback Whale and great white shark is a proof of the weak ones will be lifted up while the aggressive arrogant ones will be put down....

[@G4rr0.]

What if people had listened to scientists when they started warning us about global warming in the 1970s? What if the oil industry hadn't covered up their research that showed a warming effect on the planet in the 40s and 50s?

[@FeltenDL]

Hey i have a video idea: “What if the sun disappeared for 1 second?” I guess all planets will go out of orbit and the earth wouldn’t take it well…

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

We’ve looked at this idea before: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2nVamqoaZeqe9E

[@FeltenDL]

@@WhatIfScienceShow ooh okay tyy

[@nikolosbecker1363]

Take 8 minutes to notice it

[@FeltenDL]

@@nikolosbecker1363 exactly

[@SlickONick]

This guys voice has more charisma than any person in a commercial.

[@LuizAugustoQCosta]

I always questioned myself.. what did actually changed in earth's atmospheare to the life who come after to be 100% different from dinossaurs.. was it quimical?

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the curiosities I never thought I would have

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One of our previous civikstions literally needed to terraform and kiII the dinos.. we moved in right after...you're welcome

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Earth has reset button 😂

[@MiiraaleShow]

One God controlled evrything.

[@aibelboby123]

I think earth made humans to protect earth from external disasters through technology and from the inside😢

[@Hellothere-b6w]

Give props to the cameraman 💀

[@geoffreyblankenmeyer9888]

The one thing never mentioned is the sonic wave created as the asteroid came through the atmosphere. It would have been more than just a boom.

[@Asrat-g3b]

Thank you for your information 😁🙏

[@ianbattles7290]

It's terrifying to think that we would be powerless to stop a 5-mile rock that will sanitize the planet.

[@nezuko_kamado_demonkny]

Me still dpnt know what kind of history is this😢😢 or nor bc i am still a child i like learning to became smarter😊😊

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really loved and enjoyed your videos.😍👍🏅.

[@felic-pz6ml]

This is such a cool video but here's a suggestion "what if all the blackholes in the universe turn into white holes

[@hznen]

You can call me whatever u like but I just refuse to believe that every single dino died as if it was their destiny, some of them even surviving the blast, but still having to die, is all just a chance; a coincidence. And after hundreds of thousands of years, life comes back slowly but eventually, thus, beginning the origin of human beings. And the earth reinvents itself in a way that humans could inhabitate it too? There's simply no way all of this happened by chance. You can explain whatever science you have behind it, but there is definitely an extraterrestrial force behind all of this.

[@DoraWalTV]

But maybe the ones that survived were so apart from others, there was no space to repopulate

[@syakirarahmaelwildaks7131]

after watching the video I know about what happened at that time, here is a summary of the knowledge I know: 1. Massive natural disasters from an asteroid impact caused the dinosaurs to become extinct. The climate turned cold, 75% of species died out. 2. Mammals were able to adapt to the new post-disaster environment. They evolved rapidly to fill ecosystems left behind by dinosaurs. 3. Without natural selection pressure from dinosaurs, mammals increased their populations and diversified to occupy various new ecological roles.

[@samueldiaz1987]

I love the production. I am skeptical of these theories. The more I think about them, the more they sound like science fiction. Everything is pretty convenient for the story. I wish we clearly knew what really happened 🤯

[@OrthoKarter]

what really happened: -Bible

[@kieransoregaard-utt8]

Try doing some research and stop believing you know more than people who have dedicated their lives to science

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@@kieransoregaard-utt8 imagine dedicating ur life to science

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@@OrthoKarter imagine going your whole life without touching a woman

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What if the glazers never bought United?

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[@fgm1197]

It's a bit strange how you describe it. The earth and its animal inhabitants have never been scary. The only frightening thing for the animals and plants on this planet is the human species.

[@ignitemee]

genuinen question, how do people know all of this?

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THE POWER OF SCIENCE!!!! AND EVIDENCE!!!