Unearthing the Killer Elite: Predators Beyond T-Rex | Dinosaurs Inside & Out

Travel to Argentina to uncover the massive Giganotosaurus, a potential rival to the T-Rex in size and ferocity. Meet the Linder family, who unearthed Bambi, a baby raptor, providing new insights into dinosaur family life and care.

Join paleontologists as they unravel the social behaviors of allosaurs at Kom Bluff, Wyoming. Witness how modern reconstructions and techniques are challenging long-held misconceptions about these prehistoric predators.

Explore how innovations like baking soda blasting and cutting-edge technology are revolutionizing our understanding of these magnificent creatures. Dive into an enthralling exploration of the ancient world, where killer dinosaurs ruled the land.

#RealWild #documentary #dinosaur

[bluedragon]

An older documentary but still a good one. Great Job! :)

[JenFoxworth]

The animations in these old docs are just hilarious. Look at that Rex run. It's absurd, ha! Walking with Dinos really even now doesn't look half bad, despite uncovering inaccuracies. But THIS one and several others animations just crack me up.

[katherinecooper]

Thank you for this excellent educational program.

[derekdreke]

I swear seeing that shit in real life would have to have been just absolutely ridiculously wild Such a beast

[TennisWorldSetPoint]

love how jurassic park came out in 92 before this dinosaur was discovered. Stephen Spielberg must have heard about this Dinosaur and thought about putting it in his movies and they did in the last one!

[malligrub]

Granted this is an old documentary from the "Actually T-Rex is not that awesome" era but just to clarify. Rex = clearly the largest at 11.5 - 12 metric tonnes), the strongest, the most agile based on hip morphology, the best vision, the best smell, apparently the most fighting experience based on behavioural deductions from fossil findings and apparently the most intelligent megatherapod based on brain analysis. It really was the most appropriately named species ever - the KING of the tyrants.

[Rik]

Nice documentary, but pretty old. Neal Larson looks like a kid here, but he's now an old man. "Duffy" was found in 1993.

[edwardpate]

Allosaurus still my favorite dinosaur!

[IntrepidFraidyCat]

I take umbrage with some of the terms grotesque, low-slung." These dinosaurs were majestic and fierce creatures!
Other than that, it's a pretty good documentary. ❤🦖

[aolcom-nlqb]

I think the Short Face Bear was the toughest predator to exist.

[rodrigopinto]

This animal was smaller than tyrannosaurus rex

[twstf]

This aired, (originally, ) in December 1997




(Just FYI ✌️)

[AncientWildTV]

great doc. but how can paleontologists reconstruct the behavior and habits of the T-Rex and other predators just using paleontological evidence like fossilized skeletons and footprints?

[cdfdesantis]

Aww, they weren't "monsters". They were just some of Mother Nature's creations, just like kittens & butterflies, LOL!

[aolcom-nlqb]

The T- Rex didn't need to be smarter then it's prey. I think T -Rex may have been intelligent as, a modern Eagle.

[JamesFahy-rooc]

T-Rex 🦖🦖🦖 was a lot bigger than 6 tons.

[requiscatinpace]

Who’d have thought so many expert palaeontologists would be lurking about the YT comments section?

[parneetparneet]

Trex
Height=4.5metres
Length=12.4meters
Weight=8.8metric tons

[bodomcarnage]

Sue is no longer the largest t rex..scotty the t rex is bigger

[DonutVIP]

Yes, that dinosaur with horns reminds me of that film name dinosaurs (2000) lol man im old