The Secrets of Giant Dinosaurs | Dinosaurs Inside & Out

Journey into the lives of massive plant-eating dinosaurs! Understand their ancient survival strategies and encounter Nancy, a monumental dinosaur skeleton, shedding light on size and adaptations.
Accompany paleontologist Jim Farlo as he estimates dinosaur weight using an ingenious water method. Witness track expert Martin Lley decoding dinosaur footprints, offering crucial insights into their movements.
Discover how modern technology like CAT scans and geophysics is transforming our understanding of dinosaurs. Embark on an enthralling voyage through time to uncover the spellbinding realm of dinosaurs.
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[@dwightehowell8179]

There is no clear line between endothermic and exothermic. The huge fermentation vats these things contained would have created a lot of heat and "gas" .

[@8888Rik]

Wow, this video must be 20 years old.

[@shaneoconnor6565]

Constant music ruins the narration 👎🏼

[@AndrewDavis-sj6mb]

Size, such a burden, but God had a design plan for his creation

[@blacklov66]

Now i can learn more about dinosaurs we all knows that they were real if its wasn't for the big bang we wouldn't be here keep going 💯💯👈

[@edbarskite2730]

THEY WERE TOGETHER BECAUSE THEY ALL WE'RE ON THE RUN WHEN NOAHS FLOOD STARTED,,

[@leechild4655]

Its puzzling to figure out what they looked like, how they moved etc but to see the environment they lived in is another. Whatever it was, they were perfectly suited to it.

[@DanTheRazorRamone]

very nice pink stretchy pants

[@An-kw3ec]

I really liked this approach, more mind exercise whilst imagining the whole environment these creatures needed to survive, earth must have been truly different for such life to exist.

[@stevethomas9320]

Ah yes KZbin the archive of outdated dinosaur knowledge. I wonder how many years it was between when this was aired and when they discovered the brontosaurus had the wrong head and then renamed apatosaurus.

[@kevin-n-darlenef301]

Great show

[@quangvungo1717]

Second

[@aluminium3574]

6:38

[@sforza209]

12:34

[@ReelSpider]

Anybody who thinks a herbivore can't hurt you, never took a bite from a 6 foot Iguana. Did you want that hand back? Tough shit...

[@jackstraw4222]

they dont even mention the name of that big skeleton because it doesnt exist anymore since it was based on a few fragments,most of that big skeleton was made from cast bones..it was later replaced with argentinosaurus ...

[@bindilove3899]

Great video but the drum music ruins it.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Amazing animals, highly successful, even WITH their small brains.

[@brianmoran1196]

Was that Dorothy Hitler at

[@jrgnc1]

I'm presuming the mountainous mega track site was once flat land because there's no way those sauropods would have been climbing like that.