Walking with Dinosaurs — Season 1
Prepare to be transported back in time like never before. This season, groundbreaking technology unlocks an unprecedented window into Earth’s prehistoric past – a vibrant world teeming with dinosaurs from the Cretaceous, Triassic, and Jurassic periods. Journey alongside scientists as they piece together the story of these colossal creatures: how they evolved, what allowed them to thrive for eons, and ultimately, what led to their mysterious vanishing act, leaving behind only the echoes of their existence in fossilized remains.
The sun dips below the horizon, marking the close of an era. It is the mid-Triassic, and the reign of reptiles is fading. Once the planet's unchallenged masters, they now exist as but a handful of species. Yet, as their dominance diminishes…
The late Jurassic age. A world ruled by dinosaurs. Among them, the sauropods reigned supreme as the dominant herbivores. Here, we observe the life of a single Diplodocus, charting her journey from infancy to near adulthood, and the trials s…
While dinosaurs held dominion over the land, the oceans belonged to a different order of creatures. Marine reptiles reigned supreme in the seas. A group of female Opthalmasaurus were migrating to the reefs surrounding the northern Tethys Se…
Reptiles claimed dominion over both the oceans and the skies. The Cretaceous period belonged to the pterosaurs, winged reptiles that commanded the aerial realm. And among them, none rivaled the immense Ornithocheirus in size. We witness the…
During the mid-Cretaceous period, Australia, Antarctica, and South America remained joined as a single supercontinent. It was an era when the South Pole was a vast polar forest, bathed in perpetual daylight for half the year. These Antarcti…
The world was 65.5 million years old, and for the dinosaurs, it was nearly midnight. A suffocating volcanic haze had begun to blight the land, and the great reptiles suffered under its weight. Few eggs found purchase, their young poisoned b…
