What Was Life Like During the Jurassic Period?
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Published 2024-02-04
During this time, colossal dinosaurs were making their mark in a big way, mysterious marine reptiles ruled the oceans, and the skies were adorned with the majestic flight of prehistoric creatures.
00:00 Introduction
00:52 Heterodontosaurus
03:00 Brachiosaurus
05:42 Stegosaurus
07:57 Diplodocus
10:22 Archaeopteryx
12:56 Dilophosaurus
16:16 Dimorphodon
18:52 Pterodactylus
21:08 Liopleurodon
23:44 Apatosaurus
26:42 Compsognathus
29:34 Kentrosaurus
32:05 Allosaurus
34:53 Camptosaurus
36:32 Epidexipteryx
39:10 Scelidosaurus
40:56 Leedsichthys
43:12 Ichthyosaurus
45:40 Plesiosaurus
48:10 Rhamphorhynchus
50:32 Megalosaurus
53:05 Cryptoclidus
Special Credits: Julian Johnson-mortimer, fine art America, Gabriel Ugueto, Emily Stepp, Christopher Chavez, ttorroo, Julio Lacerda, Tiko, paleorex, RJ-Palmer, Ventura Salas, palepeter, Nathane Rogers, Mohamad Haghani, Alexart, Fred the dinosaurman, Rushelle Kucala, Paleostock, gabuded, Mario Lanzas, National Geographic and others.
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All Comments (21)
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You'll be happy to hear that walking with dinosaurs is doing another series of walking with dinosaurs. I can't wait to see when it comes out. I guess the success of prehistoric planet inspired them to come back and redo some of the originals and with the new information that we now have along with more dinosaurs than ever.
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The cat commercial at the start was seriously causing me to rethink my idea of the Jurassic
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My favorite period. These are dinosaurs I learned about as a kid. The farting dino cartoon was so funny. Great job as always.
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55 million years. That’s a long time. I wonder what their life span was? How many generations of T. rex over that period. Absolutely mind blowing.
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I enjoyed this. Cheers from New Zealand
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Sooo happy this popped up on my feed!!! I am really looking forward to watching all your videos 😊
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Remember that time moved quickly through history than they understandand , this is a young earth , 200 years it took to go from buggies to jet's
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I am glad to be the first here to thank you for this video! Good work, as always!
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. really well done,..a Master piece!!
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I never felt so invested in a documental before, since I was a kid I've loved dinosaurs and this video reminded me of my chilhood!! Amazing video 🤩
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I enjoyed this video very much, quite interesting. Thank you for posting it!
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This was cool!
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Don’t get eaten or stepped on by dinosaurs.
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thanks for this interesting video
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I love prehistoric wildlife
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The stegosaurus spikes are called thagamizers. We can't leave out such an absolutely metal dinosaur fact.
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Since the begining, many creatures have lived in harmony with nature, like today's animals, then we came along, harmony out the window, pave it over.
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I always wonder if dinosaurs hadn’t gone extinct, would T-Rex’s arms have gotten more proportionate to his body? If it had another 5, 10 million years to evolve more?
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What is the point? How do we decipher their conciousness?
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There’s no doubt fred flintstone ate really good.
