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One strike from its six-foot-long beak
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Prehistoric Planet

One strike from its six-foot-long beak could easily cost T. rex an eye. Even so,it seems...

One strike from its six-foot-long beak could easily cost T. rex an eye. Even so,
it seems that he's not going to back down

Full Transcript

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One strike from its six-foot-long beak
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could easily cost T. rex an eye.
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Even so, it seems that he's not going to back down.
Duration
0 seconds
Views
176
Timestamp in Movie
00:00:00
Uploaded
Dec 24, 2023
Season
2
Episode
5
Genres
documentary, animation, history
Production
BBC Studios Natural History Unit,Golem Creations

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Movie Summary

Travel back 66 million years to when majestic dinosaurs and extraordinary creatures roamed the lands, seas, and skies.
S01 • E05 The skies are filled with flying giants. - Prehistoric Planet 00:23
The skies are filled with flying giants.
S02 • E05 Journey to a time when nature put on its greatest show. - Prehistoric Planet 00:15
Journey to a time when nature put on its greatest show.
S02 • E01 Journey to a time when nature put on its greatest show. - Prehistoric Planet 00:15
Journey to a time when nature put on its greatest show.
S01 • E04 We now know so much about a world that was ruled by the dinosaurs. - Prehistoric Planet 00:15
We now know so much about a world that was ruled by the dino...
S02 • E02 This is the largest expanse of lava to flood the earth for 100 million years. - Prehistoric Planet 00:32
This is the largest expanse of lava to flood the earth for 1...
S02 • E05 The coast of the vast inland sea - Prehistoric Planet 00:18
The coast of the vast inland sea
S02 • E03 The vast swamplands of northeast Asia. - Prehistoric Planet 00:17
The vast swamplands of northeast Asia.
S02 • E01 The mouth of a river in southern Europe 66 million years ago. - Prehistoric Planet 00:18
The mouth of a river in southern Europe 66 million years ago...
S02 • E04 The ocean. - Prehistoric Planet 00:16
The ocean.
S01 • E01 The southern shores of the great inland sea - Prehistoric Planet 00:09
The southern shores of the great inland sea
S01 • E02 The west of South America - Prehistoric Planet 00:19
The west of South America
S01 • E05 The forests in South America contain some of the world's tallest trees. - Prehistoric Planet 00:17
The forests in South America contain some of the world'...
S01 • E03 For millions of years, the lands of planet Earth - Prehistoric Planet 00:12
For millions of years, the lands of planet Earth
S02 • E03 Each of them is surrounded by slow-moving waters... - Prehistoric Planet 00:14
Each of them is surrounded by slow-moving waters...
S02 • E01 And amongst the wreckage, rafts of vegetation ripped from the land. - Prehistoric Planet 00:15
And amongst the wreckage, rafts of vegetation ripped from th...
S01 • E01 And the tracks of the land's top predator. - Prehistoric Planet 00:07
And the tracks of the land's top predator.
S01 • E03 Such places are the home of flying reptiles. - Prehistoric Planet 00:14
Such places are the home of flying reptiles.
S01 • E01 A Tyrannosaurus rex taking a swim. - Prehistoric Planet 00:20
A Tyrannosaurus rex taking a swim.
S02 • E05 These Alamosaurs are a hundred feet long - Prehistoric Planet 00:30
These Alamosaurs are a hundred feet long
S01 • E05 But there are animal giants here too. - Prehistoric Planet 00:08
But there are animal giants here too.