Dinosaur Revolution - The Watering Hole

Dinosaur Revolution is a computer animated documentary that brings the extinct reptiles of history back to life for educational value. A variety of dinosaurs are cleverly brought to life in vivid animations with clever narrations to underscore the potential events that could have taken place in a specific area. The colorful cast of characters provide a number of informational tidbits, and viewers of all ages can take something away from the volume of facts directed at the audience. Inspiring and fun, the series offers an interesting direction on dinosaurs and the events and difficulties that just might have shaped their existence.

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[noirangel]

*Big Al:* I stubbed my toe. (dies)

*Broken Jaw:* Ow, my jaw got fractured...anyways.

[Stage_Lol]

This was one of my favorite episodes of this show, and I'm glad I got to watch it again.

[zrbEruS]

Am I the only one that absolutely loves the design and appearance of the Torvosaurus in this episode?

[ashlovestolaugh]

The mother had enough of that bs in the beginning 😂😂 loved this episode growing up

[timniemi]

I’m so glad someone posted this, I grew up with dinosaur documentaries.

[ivansng]

33:57

Dinheirosaurus Adult: "Never Thought I'd Say this, but thanks for the help protecting my child"

Broken Jaw: "No Problem, Truce?"

Dinheirosaurus Adult: "Truce 🤝"

[theonionqueen]

I can’t bear to listen to Broken Jaw’s sad cries and whimpers, it breaks my heart!

[mrbritboi]

When you realise that the allosaurus was screeching like an elk when it was showing its threat display

[Lukiethewesly]

Dude, I remember being like 5 years old watching this show. It’s such a classic. I’m never gonna get over the fact that this dude somehow survived his whole life with a broken jaw. Not to mention the fact that his mother bailed on him when he broke his jaw any he somehow still survived and even got payback later.

I feel so young, man.

[BlueSpino]

29:28 What makes this scene tragic is that Broken Jaw’s status as ruler of the watering hole was literally the only thing keeping him going at that point. His family left him behind, he can’t hunt properly - his position was the only thing he had left anymore. And when Torvosaurus (Or Torvos (my name for him)) came along and snatched the Allosaurus’ title with his sheer brute strength…Broken Jaw officially had basically nothing to keep himself on a pedestal with anymore.

Regardless of any negative criticisms people have about it, Dinosaur Revolution has great moment of emotional impact.

[ThecoolestYouTuberalive]

Broken jaw as a kid: gets jaw broken by tail
Broken jaw as an adult: eats tail
Also broken jaw: gets saved by previous owner of tail.

[hiattgrey]

David Krentz was a huge part of my childhood. And I love his dinosaur designs in Disney's Dinosaur.

[gyarados]

I still love how the baby hit broken jaw in the end like he said: thats for trying to eat me😂

[thewayoflj]

That transition at 12:32 with the quote by the narrator was 🥶🥶🥶! Favorite episode by far of this series😂

[RaptorKnightIII]

1:33- when your sleep is disturbed violence solves everything.

[ChargerusPrime]

Genuinely LOVED this episode and the whole show as a kid man! Torvosaurus is a criminally underrated dinosaur. I mean, Megalosaurus itself was the first dinosaur ever named! And these things were built like Tyrannosaurids.

[AMNH-]

Ik people don’t like Dinosaur revolution very much (understandably so), but this episode is the sole reason why Dinosaur Revolution is one of my top 5 documentaries

Like 3 very mid episodes and one Super Good episode

[LethalSaliva]

I loved this show! It made me fall in love with Allosaurus, especially Broken Jaw.
Thank you for posting this video.

[alexortega]

14:28 See guys. Even dinosaurs get PTSD

[spitfirebird]

I love the speculative detail of the Ornitholestes’ body running around after its head is severed from its body like a chicken, pretty cool concept that I haven’t seen before in a paleo documentary!