[00:00.00]How can we start to come close to animals that lived hundreds of millions of years ago?
[00:09.87]Dinosaurs
[00:10.73]Dinosaurs
[00:11.60]Di-Dinosaurs
[00:12.41]Di-Di-Dinosaurs
[00:13.78]Dinosaurs weren't just giant lizards
[00:17.43]But a truly unique kind of reptile
[00:21.43]Dinosaurs roamed
[00:22.85]For more than 150 million years
[00:25.50]Dinosaurs roamed
[00:26.92]In amazing shapes and sizes
[00:29.40]Very few left evidence of their existence
[00:33.30]And those bones never cease to fascinate us
[00:37.11]The more we find
[00:38.93]The more complete our understanding
[00:41.27]Utterly awe-inspiring
[00:43.24]The world of the dinosaurs
[00:45.12]There are always new discoveries out there
[00:49.23]Waiting to be found
[00:51.21]Waiting to be found
[00:53.05]The more we find
[00:54.57]The more complete our understanding
[00:57.21]Utterly awe-inspiring
[00:59.19]The world of the dinosaurs
[01:08.72]Tyrannosaurus, the largest flesh eater
[01:11.10]The world has ever seen
[01:12.68]Dinosaurs - all the dinosaurs-
[01:15.01]Followed a well trod trail to oblivion
[01:17.04]Rock layers span the age of dinosaurs
[01:20.64]The deeper the layer, the older the rock
[01:24.50]At the top - rock from the Cretaceous
[01:28.40]Below that, the Jurassic
[01:32.36]And near the bottom, red Triassic badlands
[01:36.27]When dinosaurs first appeared
[01:40.43]The more we find
[01:42.05]The more complete our understanding
[01:44.96]Utterly awe-inspiring
[01:46.88]The world of the dinosaurs
[01:56.58]65 million years ago
[02:00.48]A meteorite smashed into the Earth
[02:04.54]Hurtling toward our planet
[02:08.46]At a hundred thousand kilometers a second
[02:12.38]If we'd never found their bones
[02:15.22]We wouldn't ever have known
[02:18.31]These ancient animals ever existed
[02:20.54]If we'd never found their bones
[02:23.17]We wouldn't ever have known
[02:26.26]These ancient animals ever existed
[02:28.35]The more we find
[02:30.03]The more complete our understanding
[02:32.36]Utterly awe-inspiring
[02:34.28]The world of the dinosaurs
[02:36.17]There are always new discoveries out there
[02:40.32]Waiting to be found
[02:42.30]Waiting to be found
[02:44.13]The more we find
[02:45.70]The more complete our understanding
[02:48.20]Utterly awe-inspiring
[02:50.03]The world of the dinosaurs
[02:52.00]There are always new discoveries out there
[02:55.38](Waiting to be found)
[02:56.49]Utterly awe-inspiring
[02:58.26]The world of the dinosaurs