The Last Day of the Cretaceous | Prehistoric Planet tribute

One glorious last day in the cretaceous, 66 million years ago...

Also includes asteroid shots from:
'Tree of Life' (2011)
'The Planets' (2019)
'Don't Look Up' (2021)

Because spoiler alert: the show avoided this moment.

Music from Planet Earth II (main suite), composed by Hans Zimmer.

[johnrex]

Where was Jupiter's gravitational force when earth had needed it

[MildlyAutisticApe]

You have a beautiful mind Carl. I hope you find never stop finding ways to express your creativity and love for prehistory.

[MrDodo]

You have come far Paleo Edits, this channel can finally rest now.

[carryminati]

We wish that one day we will meet the dinos again

[paytoncumming]

This is a reminder that everyday starts like any other normal day and in a heartbeat, everything can completely change, for better or for worse

[llchapman]

This was heart-wrenching. Beautifully done.

[АндрейТ-жу]

It looks sad but you have to understand that we couldn’t exist together with them

[jamesray]

My favorite music composer Hans Zimmerman period he really knows to to make music come alive in movies and in symphony arena

[Orimthekeyacolite]

Didn't realize that cute baby triceratops is the thing I was missing in my life

[aashiv]

And now only the birds remain. Beautiful, feathery memories of a time long gone.

[ryanrodgers]

And if all this taught us anything, it’s this: *No species lasts forever.*

[reaver]

J'ai regardé en boucle cette bande annonce quand j'ai eu pour la première fois mon MacBook Air M2. Le son et les images : époustouflants

[sharonh]

Why are you making me cry for dinosaurs that were just living, going thru their day 66 million years ago?! 😢

[lindaward]

That was incredibly beautiful, sad and stunning! Thank you! I was transported to another beautiful world lost forever.

[studioandromedawn]

Poor things……poor magnificent creatures.

[jakemarcus]

It's crazy. One world ends, another one begins.

[fernandovargas]

Millions years ago, the world was theirs..

[sohamchivukulae]

This was so beautiful!!
Thank you so much, loved it.. ❤

[raymondraptorclaw]

…and millions of years later, we mourn their absence.