What Happened Immediately After the Dinosaurs Went Extinct?

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00:00 What Happened Immediately After the Dinosaurs Went Extinct?
00:52 5 Seconds Before the Impact
01:40 The Impact
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06:06 Ather The Impact
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[GabrielHernandez-ifyh]

Man I am getting old. I remember when I was a kid it was 65 million years ago, now is 66. Wow, time flies.

[craneface]

“Life finds a way” is very befitting to our world. It’s extraordinary how all living things are set on finding a way no matter the situation

[inderjit]

Nice to know that Adam Driver witnessed it and survived till date 🙂

[WhatIfScienceShow]

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[toxicity]

What if this channel didn't exist?

[erickanyugo]

Kudos to the cameraman for going back in time to film this.

[timothythompson]

A couple of dinosaurs did survive the asteroid strike. Alligators and crocodiles survived by living in dens in the river banks. They were the only ones from that time to survive.

[NozeyD]

I like to watch these because every video is so informative and sometimes scary. The thought of some of this stuff happening or how it happened is ridiculous.

[qizhang]

human activity has made the creature distinct faster than any natural disaster

[ZoeCienkowski-zgmn]

The fact they are using some of the 100th clips are hilarious 😂 I love it

[AndrewMacLaine]

3:14 I'm actually impressed with his pronunciation of "Tsunami." Either he already has some basic knowledge of Japanese or he did his research on this word. Either way, it's heartwarming to witness someone taking pride in his work by paying attention to the fleeting details.

[thevijaykumar]

This makes me wonder if humans get extinct in few million years or even less, I think a new form of life will rule Earth but before that, Earth would make a tremendous transformation like how it did after Dinosaur's extinction.

[mariya]

What will happen if all living organisms and land are on one side of the earth and the other side is fully ocean?

[davidwhitney]

What astounds- and terrifies the sh*t out of me - is that the dinosaur killing asteroid was just a "mere" six miles wide, as opposed to the nearly 8, 000 mile diameter of the earth. But a six mile wide rock was still capable of changing the course of the history of life on earth. What if it had been, say, 10, 15, 20, or more miles in diameter? Would life have been able to carry on at all? Would I even be here to ask this question? And what if it was to occur tomorrow?

[MindWorld]

👏 I appreciate the variety of topics you cover and the effort you put into it!!!

[tenockbm]

Thanks to the camera man who went back in time to film all this

[ladarriusmyers]

Shoutout to the person who went back millions of years to document this documentary!!!!

[RaquildisJiminian]

I feel like I didn't take a single breath watching this with my mouth wide open on an emotion roller coaster
Mother Nature is unbelievable and so fascinating.

[nicklopez]

The lucky one's were the one's who did indeed die quickly.

[thedoruk]

Small Rat like mammals, birds & small reptiles: Yahoo! This is your celebration
Yahoo! This is your celebration
Celebrate good times, come on (Let's celebrate)