pjoQdz0nxf4 kurzgesagt-how-the-dinosaurs-actually-died Kurzgesagt | How The Dinosaurs Actually Died A ruthless murder was committed! Someone killed the dinosaurs and we have the murderer! Witnesses say that an Everest-sized asteroid hit Earth, devastated the planet and caused a mass extinction. A simple, fascinating and convincing explanation. Or… is it? PfIZmv2rC80 aftermath-of-the-asteroid-impact-that-killed-the-dinosaurs Aftermath of the Asteroid Impact that Killed the Dinosaurs What was Earth like during the dinosaur extinction event? DGu6ZPyKyJ0 bbc-earth-lab-what-exactly-killed-the-dinosaurs BBC Earth Lab | What Exactly Killed The Dinosaurs? Since the 1980s, scientists have believed that the main culprit for the dinosaur extinction was an asteroid. It came from the far reaches of the solar system, and was the size of Mount Everest. 0-8VqYX1ng8 a-new-study-sheds-light-on-what-killed-the-dinosaurs A New Study Sheds Light On What Killed The Dinosaurs! For centuries, humans have been fascinated by the majestic creatures that roamed the Earth millions of years ago - the dinosaurs. But despite our fascination, there's one question that continues to baffle us: how did these incredible beasts go extinct? Tw5AQbo3FJ8 modern-dinosaurs-the-kiwi Modern Dinosaurs | The Kiwi The Kiwi’s feathers resemble fur, it has whiskers, and lives in the dark – in short, it has thrown out the rule book of bird biology. But how did a flightless bird find itself on islands in the middle of the ocean? BniQXB2j0EI modern-dinosaurs-the-tuatara Modern Dinosaurs | The Tuatara Known as the 3-eyed baby dragon of New Zealand, the Tuatara is a living fossil. With its third eye, razor back, and other bizarre adaptations, this ancient reptile outlasted not just the dinosaurs, but the rest of its family. x8yf_0XBvcM 7dos-symbiotic-beetles-found-in-dinosaur-feathers-trapped-in-amber Beetle Found in Dinosaur Feathers Trapped in Amber This week we're talking about a giant new prehistoric crocodylomorph, plus beetle larvae that were found munching on dinosaur feathers trapped in amber. Also, Ben and Doug are very busy. NSB8nKVTqxE climate-change-what-was-the-earth-like-after-the-dinosaurs Climate Change | What Was the Earth Like after the Dinosaurs? The geological history of the Earth bears the traces of many global climate changes. Variations in temperature, radiation levels and the composition of the planet's atmosphere have proved to be a verdict for some species and an evolutionary impetus for others. R7aCdVJ46wE uncovering-the-secrets-of-the-last-day-of-dinosaurs Uncovering the Secrets of the Last Day of Dinosaurs In this documentary, you'll learn what really happened on the "last day of dinosaurs". From the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs to the rise of mammals. qOwLKxytWYs what-happened-with-dinosaurs-during-the-cretaceous-period What Happened with Dinosaurs During the Cretaceous Period? In this video, we're going to explore the Cretaceous Period, days before the extinction of the dinosaurs. We'll learn about the different dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous Period, and what caused their extinction. RsqcKgyctYU the-mystery-of-the-mashed-up-dinosaurs The Mystery of the Mashed-Up Dinosaurs How the therizinosaurs lived and evolved ended up being just as weird as their mixed-up anatomy. ic4I3cL-tZA what-if-the-dinosaur-extinction-didnt-happen-65-million-years-ago What If Dinosaur Extinction Didn't Happen 65 Million Years Ago One of the most amazing things that has happened in the history of our planet was the shocking moment when an entire world disappeared, maybe in a very short time thanks to a huge meteor strike. J7dA8LJCzOU spinosaurus-the-scariest-carnivorous-dinosaur-to-have-ever-lived Spinosaurus | The Scariest Carnivorous to Have Ever Lived Picture this: you’re a fish in the Late Cretaceous, swimming along the seas of what we now know as Northern Africa. The water’s warm – things could be worse. XYh1WciKjc0 dinosaurs-from-the-first-to-the-last-day-of-life Dinosaurs | From the First to the Last Day of Life Life often took bizarre forms throughout our planet’s existence. Long before the dinosaurs, their less popular but no less fascinating ancestors were already waging a fierce struggle for a place in the sun. pJLC5BfUxQw nova-the-four-winged-dinosaur NOVA | The Four-Winged Dinosaur Surprising fossils from northeastern China spur a debate over how birds evolved. NRg8VRErwA0 dinosaurs-of-the-late-cretaceous Dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous Was life on Earth ever like a fairy tale? Perhaps if you go back a hundred million years ago, in the Cretaceous period. How else to call the mysterious impenetrable thickets of lush forests and ferns taller than a person? And most importantly, the absolutely unimaginable monsters that roamed these thickets? fiMbyQ3Io28 the-incredible-journey-to-the-world-before-the-dinosaurs The Incredible Journey to the World Before the Dinosaurs Life appeared on our planet, more than 3.5 billion years ago. This one lived periods where the ice extended until the Equator, as well as as well as sweltering periods, without ice at the poles. yYD8Nxm5NMk reyouniverse-early-cretaceous-dinosaurs ReYOUniverse | Early Cretaceous Dinosaurs Imagine a dense humid forest, where you can't see the sky for the trees. Many of the trunks are so huge that you would need over an hour to complete one circle around them. In the sky, you can see some fascinating creatures with some crests. Incredible giants make their way from the thickets, crushing everything in their path. zgzDAOUrlw8 plot-twist-the-dinosaur-killing-asteroid-didnt-come-alone Plot Twist | The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Didn't Come Alone About 66 million years ago, a 10-km-wide object from space hit the Earth and initiated the fifth mass extinction event. _5r2uXv-G2U 300-million-years-in-europe-01-dinosaurs-the-kings-of-europe 300 Million Years in Europe | 01: Dinosaurs the Kings of Europe Before humans, dinosaurs were the kings of Europe. The Big Crash retells what life on the continent was like from the carboniferous period to the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. wcTeyeK9QWM nigersaurus-the-dinosaur-with-500-teeth Nigersaurus | The Dinosaur with 500+ Teeth Picture the scene: you’re stood on a damp floodplain, stretching miles into the distance. Below your feet, shallow puddles of water have spilled out onto the flat, low-lying river basin which surrounds the immediate area. hQVR27qdFaY walking-with-dinosaurs-05-against-all-odds Walking With Dinosaurs | 05: Against All Odds In this new chapter, we travel back to the early cretaceous, to witness the journey of a juvenile Acrocanthosaurus, fighting to survive, against all the odds, in a hostile environnement, full of deadly, but majestic creatures. e3IBMRmevjc timeline-of-prehistoric-creatures-and-dinosaurs-of-north-america Timeline of Prehistoric Creatures and Dinosaurs of North America The United States of America is not exactly a small country, and the landmass it sits on hasn’t exactly been around for a short amount of time. Think of the millions and millions of years that life has been around on our planet, fossil sponges, for example, have been found elsewhere on the North American continent which date back to around 890 million years ago. ahT78Rzqv6k dinosaurs-of-the-beginning-of-the-jurassic-period Dinosaurs of the Beginning of the Jurassic Period The Jurassic period, or the Jura, is probably the most interesting era. 2uVzUFjVP0c this-is-what-the-earth-looked-like-before-the-dinosaurs-era This is what the Earth Looked Like Before the Dinosaurs Era The Earth has changed so many times and transformed heavily from when it first formed. How life came from non-life is still a big scientific mystery. _UPAxzR_tC8 dinosaurs-velociraptor-predatory-mongolian-dromaeosaur Dinosaurs | Velociraptor - Predatory Dromaeosaur Velociraptor, meaning "swift seizer" in Latin, is a genus of dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived approximately 75 to 71 million years ago during the latter part of the Cretaceous Period. TbKLLLNe0xQ earth-after-the-dinosaurs-the-day-the-dinosaurs-went-extinct Earth after the Dinosaurs | The Day the Dinosaurs went Extinct One unspecified day 66 million years ago, the impact of a large asteroid changed the Earth - a planet so suitable for life - into a dark and inhospitable place, hostile to most living beings. A giant rock hit the planet millions of years ago and wiped out the dinosaurs. 4owi-ZaXYMY what-was-the-earth-like-after-dinosaurs What Was the Earth Like after Dinosaurs? The Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event was a sudden mass extinction of three-quarters of the plant and animal species on Earth, approximately 66 million years ago. fg_O2cdOQxA dinosaur-fossil-from-asteroid-strike-that-caused-extinction-found Dinosaur Fossil from Asteroid Strike Extinction Found A dinosaur's leg, stunningly preserved, has been presented by scientists claiming it was likely killed by a giant asteroid which caused the species' extinction.