Uncovering the Secrets of the Last Day of Dinosaurs! | Documentary

In this documentary, you'll learn what really happened on the "last day of dinosaurs". From the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs to the rise of mammals, you'll find out the whole story in this exciting documentary.

This documentary is full of exciting information about dinosaurs and the prehistoric period. If you're a dinosaur lover or just want to learn more about this fascinating period of history, then watch this documentary now!
0:01:41 The Triassic period
0:22:15 The Jurassic period
0:46:49 The Cretaceous period
1:17:44 The Extinction of dinosaurs

[mrbloogenshin]

Who else play these kind of videos while trying to sleep

[The_OUTcast]

I'm so happy that this focuses more on narration than loud sounds. Perfect to fall asleep to 😊

[YnseSchaap]

Thank you for not adding loud horrible music 😁

[D_oktor]

Everyone in the comments saying this is the best dinosaur documentary they've seen. I wonder what kind of documentaries you watch if THIS is the best one you've seen. Granted, I've only seen a few minutes of it, but from what I've seen I can tell you that they:
- used anachronistic thumbnail
- reffered to pterosaurs as dinosaurs which is just plain wrong, even if they explained it's not true, saying all archosaurs are dinosaurs is something that is a big NO in a scientific community
- reffered to therapsids as both archosaurs and dinosaurs, neither of which is true. Therapsids are synapsids while dinosaurs are diapsids. Humans are actually therapsids, so if therapsids were archosaurs, that would automatically make us archosaurs as well, which I hope I don't have to tell you, we're not.
- used Jurassic World dinosaurs models which aren't really the most scientifically accurate dinosaurs
- displayed fictional dinosaur Vastatosaurus Rex from the 2005 King Kong movie while talking about theropods
- displayed Pachyrhinosaurus while talking about Triceratops

Now I'm sure there was also some information and display that was scientifically correct and while this might be an interesting video for someone who's getting interested in dinosaurs, I'd hardly call this a documentary.

[davidnicholson]

The best informative docu on the end of Dino and the intro of mammals. Excellent Narrative and Animation. Truly enjoyable and informative. This is Based only on my opinion. 🙂

[zarkogolemovic]

I would like more shows like this, even more serious ones.

[EAG]

Fabulous. Watched with my two young granddaughters who are both crazy about dinosaurs. It's the quietest they've been in a long while. I thoroughly enjoyed it myself. Wonderful work. Much love from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[robertbonnette]

not having AI narrating makes ALL the difference IMO, great job thank you

[Andianco]

A couple of things:
-Therapsids are mammals and all of their ancestors, which means WE can't be archosaurs since. Archosaurs are reptiles and birds, we are not.
-Ceratopcians: appeared in the early cretacic, 106 millions years after the Great Dying, so they weren't nowhere near it when it happened, nor can be classified as one of the oldest groups.
That's it. The part about the triceratops and company was so innaccurate I culdn't keep watching the video after that. If you really want to learn about dinosaurs there are better documentaries around:
-Prehistoric Planet
-Dinosaurs. From the First to the Last Day Of Life
Those two are much more informative and accurate.

[tuberdave]

This is the way a documentary is done correctly!😊 Thank you.

[WilliamAgnew-dnxm]

This is a staggeringly comprehensive review. A tour de force of detail and scope. Thrilling.

[Synopvie]

Ancient animals are indeed extraordinary, incredibly cool films that you make about ancient animals, thank you very much for the videos

[Vejur]

Poor dinosaurs.

Mankind loves them since childhood, and is in awe of them, beyond all words.

[ArtMysteries]

Your personality really shines through in your videos, stay yourself!

[irvanrinaldywirakusumah]

Awesome knowledge video ! 👍🏼
Terima kasih atas video yang bermutu.
Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩 !
🙏🏼

[billydeal]

Dudes and dudettes, this doc is really well done. Wherever these models and animations are coming from, it's very easy to watch. Whomever directed/edited/modeled this footage should be commended.

[franward]

Many new and different dinosaurs and theories in this vlog.

[madelinebarayoga]

I love ti watch about this even I'm 40 already ❤❤❤ thank you for sharing this vedio 🥰🥰

[old-manparker]

ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR!  
I guess little sound and no music is what keeps this educational documentary from being a very entertaining monster movie.
If I had seen this as a boy I'd be even more Dinosaur crazy than I've been my whole life ( if that's possible )
Excellent documentary.

[jerryrichards]

Today there is such a rain of different life on earth.
Its crazy to think that at that time dinosaurs dominated almost every niche on earth.
From flying climbing gliding to oceans covering the the ground and even burrowing .
They did for tens of millions of years.
If not for that comet theres no reason to think they would still be here.