What Was the Earth Like When Dinosaurs Were Around?

Approximately 252 mln years ago the Earth’s biosphere suffered from a tremendous blow. Almost 96% of marine fauna, around 70% of land vertebrates and roughly 83% of insects perished within a period really short by geological standards. The causes of this disaster are still obscure, but whatever it was, the dreadful calamity didn’t wipe life off the face of the Earth – quite on the contrary, it proved to be a milestone that marked the beginning of a new era. This is when there emerged the most well-known prehistoric creatures – dinosaurs.

0:00 Intro
02:04 Triassic period
07:34 Jurassic period
12:04 Cretaceous period
17:30 Ending

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Mad respect to the camera guy who went back in time to film this marvelous documentary.

[benmcreynolds]

Man it would be so facinating to be able to just observe the Flora and Fauna that roamed and existed back then.. just seeing dinosaurs going about in a dense old growth mossy forest with fungi all over. Amazing stuff. The underwater creatures too.

[joe]

Can you imagine how clean and pure the planet was at that time!

[andrewtodd]

I can't imagine how beautiful the Earth used to be before man. If you ever get a chance to explore the Northwest Territories in Canada, I would suggest taking that opportunity. It's natural and embodies the beauty of land and is mostly untouched by man.

[david]

I'm 67 now, and all my life I have never stopped wondering about these amazing creatures, and wishing I could go back in time and see them. Of course, I would have an Abrams tank with me!

[MM-igiv]

When you say 240 million years ago.. no one can really comprehend just how long ago that was.. that age is more impressive than the dinosaurs themselves!

[qase]

It’s crazy that dinosaurs were alive once man, Space and dinosaurs are the most interesting things ever

[robertk]

When you consider how long these ages last it makes you really question how long man will be able to exist or more realistically, co-exist

[paradox]

It's painful to think what has been completely lost to time.
How we can never phisically witness these animals as they were.

[mitchalmaines]

It’s really incomprehensible to imagine all what has taken place throughout this worlds life

[RK-bzhb]

Dinosaurs had been around for millions of years. There was a continuity, a routine back then. Things stayed the same for what it must’ve felt like eternity. Then suddenly one day, it was all gone. Changed forever. We haven’t even been here anywhere close to how long they were here for, and look at how much we’ve changed. We’re in a time where it’s possible for us to send actual living human beings to another planet in our solar system, like how crazy is that. For all of our evolution and advancement, we could lose it all in an instant, like the dinosaurs did.

[mully]

It's crazy to think we've gone from this to humans, science, technology, cities, travel, relationships, this world is truly remarkable and has gone threw enormous changes in cycles of life

[andyrogers]

It's scary to think that 98% of all animal species that has ever existed is now extinct. That means the millions of species we have left account for only 2% of all life on earth that has ever been. What it would be like to experience these animals would be amazing but incomprehensible!

[innertubez]

It’s crazy how we can throw around “51 million years” when even 1 million years is so freaking long in a human context.

[DJF]

The comment section on this video is absolutely fascinating. The fact that some of you are out right declaring Dinosaurs are fake and so on and so on, and then you follow that up with some gibberish from the Bible, some crap about a flood, and then aliens of all things. The irony of saying there's no proof of Dinosaurs, and then talk about things like that, which have literally no proof, at all. Troglodytes, all of you.

[bobbythegamer]

Shout out to the camera man who got all a this 256, 000, 000 years ago

[jacksondodd]

This was an absolutely STUNNING video. I watch a lot of nature documentaries and these animations beat anything I’ve seen.
GREAT JOB.

[mahuasus]

What impresses me is the human ability to see clues today and completely deconstruct and recreate the story of our past.

[teemoney]

This was absolutely mesmerizing. Fantastically done and narrated.
I had no choice but to subscribe