From the First to the Last Day Dinosaurs Documentary

This documentary explores the fascinating journey of dinosaurs, tracing their origins from the very first days they roamed the Earth to the catastrophic events that led to their extinction. It delves into the rise of these magnificent creatures, their reign over the planet for millions of years, and the ultimate end of their era. Through scientific analysis and vivid reconstructions, the film provides a comprehensive view of the life and times of these prehistoric giants, offering insights into their world and the mystery of their disappearance.

[JurassicEchoes-hnt]

An absolutely mesmerizing journey through the entire age of dinosaurs — from their mysterious beginnings to their dramatic extinction. The visuals, narration, and scientific depth made this feel like time-travel. Bravo to the creators!

[henrywilhoit]

My 3 y/o loves this video and falls asleep to it most nights. Thanks for the wonderful video and very in depth analysis. At least it's not baby shark

[sarasmr]

Much appreciation 💜 I especially enjoyed learning about the new ways to analyze proteins from fossils. Fascinating stuff!

[TremontonNurseMJ]

SO awesome! The narrator reminds me of my most favorite history teacher. Love it!

[TheUniverse_Space]

Dinosaurs were like the true superstars of the prehistoric world – from their first steps on Earth to their dramatic extinction by an asteroid impact, what an epic journey. The more I study, the more I realize how deeply connected space and Earth really are. Just a tiny asteroid was enough to wipe out an entire era – the power of the universe is no joke!

Have you ever thought that impacts like that could happen again and completely change the future of humanity?

[liennitram]

I think it's likely that these things have played out many times across the universe....and it's probable it will do so a lot in the future. One of the things I hope we know before I'm we aren't alone.

[StephenW-eu]

Amazingly informative documentary ❤it, Terrific.👏

[Roscoe-P-Cold-Chain]

I saw a heron in flight today and it just looked like a terredactil..Definitely a prehistoric bird 🦅

[mylittlehouseofrescues]

I really enjoyed watching this! Thank you.

[Armando-]

shout-out to the cameramen that were able to bring us these facts millions of years ago

[mu_vods]

How do you guys get your models for the dino footage? 55:31 is definitely Ark's Diplodocus - it's even doing the head push animation....

[SpinosaurusEditzYt]

Cowboy Bucky ahh sounding narrator 😭😭🙏🏻🙏🏻

[lexnellis]

Interesting accent. It almost sounds southern but many times when it doesn't.

[AsherWong-jglb]

Great documentary, but what is the fossil reconstruction at 24:03 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[JF-cncz]

Sauropoda likely were the evolutionary ancestors of the giraffe based on their builds - even though reptile vs mammal

Their systems don't make much sense, but it worked

Edit - Ha, he kinda touched on this after i posted my comment

[rhodorapolicarpio]

enjoyed watching for knowledge about impossible creature n asking is there no more species will appear ?

[Escritor-Rubens-Silva]

Anyone here from Brazil in 2025??? Like it

[MasoudNyoni-go]

Congratulations space matters for sharing this idealisms movement about advanced technology

[jahempress]

I think this would have been better with a different narrator

[sanjeevneupane]

What video editing was used for this documentary?