What Was the Earth Like before the Age of Dinosaurs?

Every corner of today’s Earth is teeming with life. From the poles to the equator, from deep caves to air currents up high, from tropical forests to volcanoes – you will find life, at least primitive organisms, everywhere. Animals, plants, fungi and bacteria have learned to adapt to the harshest environments. Has it always been like this in our world?

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[ericwanamaker]

Respect to the cameraman for filming this for 13 billion years

[HankAaronJoseph]

It is difficult to wrap my mind around such large amounts of time when an 8 hour shift at work feels like an eternity.

[jonrichards]

Imagine just how many planets are out there going through this same exact process with life forms existing on each that are beyond anything our imaginations can conceive or comprehend.

[MRLFMAO]

When I hear you saying millions of years ago, it always fascinated me to know as humans we live such small amount of time.

[jefffarris]

To this day I'm amazed that I exist. It's amazing how life took off.

[sahilchouhan]

Amazing how the queen lived through all of this!

[GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

Imagine how quiet it was before the dinosaurs? Nothing to hear but wind, ocean waves, thunder, rain, and the occasional earthquake.

[Nathan_Bunga]

This made me think about all the extinct tasty fruits we never got to taste.

[cyberrasputen]

It’s mind boggling trying to wrap my head around the fact that more species have gone extinct in The Great Dying than there are species that exist today. All the amazing creatures that have came and went, and all the alien-like creatures that we will never know about.

[a_diamond]

The planet seems to have resembled other planets and moons we might not consider "habitable" during it's "lifetime".. so it's likely similar processes are happening on other worlds. We may not see life "out there" but it probably is.
The sheer volume of space and time in mind boggling, and amazing :)

[junebailey]

We appreciate the time that you have put these films together we find them very educational and interesting thank you

[amoghjadhav]

Imagine in future some other species talking about our entire existence for just one minute and then moving forward to talk about evolved species

[akdas]

I can't even imagine how much effort is needed to make such an amazing, informative and and so well scripted video! This is what school should feel like!

[kurts]

The earth went thru all of this so I can see an ad for Sonic

[Dakid]

Amazing how scientists can gather so much evidence over a mind boggling number of years ago. Much respect to these guys for their work

[sairarai-ujoe]

Big salute to camera man
Who filmed everything for us !!

[samdilworth]

Imagine evolving for a billion years then getting wiped out in the blink of an eye.

[mrsinpal]

This video was phenomenal, I love mother Earth. Nothing in the universe, but everything for us.

[garyperkovac]

It's the second time I saw this episode. Wow. Still great to gain this incredible perspective on the earth's distant past. The dinosaurs play such a small part in this epic "play"....