What Did Earth Sound Like 65 Million Years Ago? (Prehistoric Ambience)

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165 Million Years of Unheard Ambience
Q: Were dinosaurs loud?
A: Overall? Most likely.

0:00 North African Jungle
2:21 North American Forest
6:50 Caribbean Sea (Coasts)

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Category: Animals
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Dinosaurs existed 65 million years ago. They lived for 165 million years. That scale of time always blows my mind. That humans have been on earth for barely 300, 000 years & even that scale of time is incomprehensible to me

aa-uqqj
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One day I hope a dinosaur horror survival game similar to Alien Isolation is made with sounds like this. I'm all for a good monsterous roar but hearing this certainly does something far different to my brain than what I've heard before.

clockworks
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It’s hard to believe that fossils made it 65 million years. It’s also crazy that they lived for millions of years. It’s really their planet and we just recently moved in.

ryanh
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This is terribly uncomfortable as much as it is soothing. I don't think I've ever felt primal fight or flight instincts from a video before now. Yet its humbling and awe-inspiring. You can really FEEL the presence of these prehistoric animals even without the vibrations in the air/water, it's incredible. I recognized a few sounds mixed from modern-day animals, yet they're different enough to convince your brain that they are different, much larger creatures. Hollywood is really missing out, and props to you for the incredible sound design!

Rainygirl
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these disturbing ambience sounds reminds us how little we (humans) are and how slim our chance of survival will last in this unknown world.

TheConsumerDinoGuy
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This triggers a primordial part of my brain that says I'm not safe. I like how you used a few modern animals mixed with what paleontologists believed that certain dinosaurs sounded like based off of skull and nasal shape.

erikagehm
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This would be cool to see in VR, like you here the roars of the menacing animals that are possibly 3 miles from you, but you can’t see them and only hear them

ConchRepublic
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@5:30 I must confess I started having a little anxiety. To think that a T-Rex is right behind you. I’m just going to say these sounds would bother me more then a roar. You did a wonderful job with this. Though I love the Jurassic Park T-Rex roar and all. But, I do hope future movies of dinosaurs begin adapting more scientific characteristics and sounds. Because these sounds in a movie would build the intensity.

dexter
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tried going to my backyard with my airport with the sounds maxed out, and I decided to sit in the middle of some bushes for the ambience to kick in, and tried convincing myself that it was all real, ended up finding where the snake that I saw the other day made its nest, it was fucking terrifying, after a while I decided to get up and get back inside, and it was right when this part of the sound 5:21 started to play, I don't know how to explain, but all of my instincts told me to hide, I don't fucking know, I've never felt this before, I just went back to the bushes and asked myself if I'm going crazy, this was one of the most amazing and yet terrifying things I have ever experienced in my life, what the fuck

artynotstrong
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i have no clue why but videos of recreations of prehistoric times are just really unsettling for me, the closest to a fear but definitely not a fear. they just make me uncomfortable and i have no idea why. yet i am still watching this.

theilluminati
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Have you done or have you thought of doing one undersea? Though I doubt the giant marine reptiles vocalized like whales or echolocated there were plenty of other creatures that made loud noises just as modern fish do.

dondragmer
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5:20 oh my goodness, this is my favorite part simply because of the rumbling going on...it's so cool and inspiring.

CNS
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Great visual touch, having the image blur as the, what was it, T. rex?, stomped and then vented those deep resonant honks, as though the vibrations were shaking the camera.

dondragmer
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this is awesome! I don't know if you did it intentionally, but there's this little detail I loved about the North American forest section. As soon as what I believe to be the T-rex can be heard, which means it's approaching, the forest goes almost completely quiet, if not for the sounds made by the Tyrannosaurus itself, which can be attributed to all of the other animals becoming silent in an attempt to not be identified by the predator, something that actually happens today in wild environments. Whether intentional or not, it communicates just how terrifying and imposing the T-rex's presence would have been, and I love it! Great work!

LuizGontijo
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These sounds start to play with your mind a little bit. Especially when you have (cordless) headphones on and you're just going about your daily stuff. I was doing my laundry and felt like I needed to hide all of a sudden. lol

sherylAA
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I really like this video tbh, it goes to show how alien the era of dinosaurs really was regardless of what time period of the dinosaur era it was. It shows how diverse and different the earth itself can be at any time or place…

jondobson
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1:20 Imagine chilling in the jungle and nature starts laughing

alsiredwood
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You really thought hard about this, didn't you. I love how some sounds are familiar but also distinctly not. Like there are some clearly simian type sounds but I've never heard them before but somehow I know they're from primates.

TheAngryAstronomer
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I forget that Earth back then was like an Alien world... Dinosaurs are like Aliens, strange creatures with low frequency sounds, exactly how primitive Aliens may sound like

joaquinumpierrez
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I gotta say I love how you did the sounds for the T. rex

amandasanders