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00:00:34Earth

00:00:3766 million years ago

00:00:40During the great reign

00:00:42of the dinosaurs

00:00:48Majestic creatures

00:00:51Giants

00:00:52and monsters

00:00:54that can often seem more imagined than real

00:01:00Including

00:01:02this Pachycephalosaurus

00:01:08He's an old alpha male

00:01:10eager to get back to his harem of females

00:01:18But something's caught their attention

00:01:24A rival male

00:01:30If the alpha doesn't get there

00:01:31He may lose them to the intruder

00:01:37There's just one problem

00:01:41There's a herd of giants in his way

00:01:54But holding on to his family

00:01:57Is all that matters

00:02:06He'll risk his life to reach them

00:02:09Jim

00:02:09Oh

00:02:09Let's gounta

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00:02:09Uh

00:02:22Sure

00:02:36He may have survived the crossing, but the battle has just begun.

00:02:43The trespasser is younger, stronger, and more aggressive.

00:02:55And he won't surrender these females without a fight.

00:03:03Their four-inch-thick skulls are designed for a brutal style of combat.

00:03:26Neither side is backing down.

00:03:39This time, the alpha is hurt.

00:03:46Dazed and fading fast, his hold on his family is slipping away.

00:03:53Sensing his weakness, the intruder prepares for a finishing blow.

00:04:10But in the world of Tyrannosaurus Rex, the only battle that counts is for survival.

00:04:23This is the age of the dinosaurs.

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00:05:42This is the story of the dinosaurs, as it has never been told before.

00:05:59It takes place in a world lost to time, long before the infamous asteroid.

00:06:14Millions and millions of years in the past, on a planet that looks nothing like it does

00:06:21today.

00:06:25Where extraordinary beasts clash and struggle to survive.

00:06:32And where Earth's violent forces determine their fates.

00:06:40The story begins 235 million years ago, in an era known as the Triassic.

00:06:51Where a twist of evolution will change the course of history.

00:07:00The supercontinent of Pangaea.

00:07:05A single immense land mass that stretches from pole to pole.

00:07:28Its vast desert interior is more like the surface of Mars than planet Earth.

00:07:44Temperatures here are brutally hot.

00:07:54In some places, it hasn't rained in thousands of years.

00:08:02But there is something far worse than the heat.

00:08:17Sandstorms.

00:08:23Few creatures can survive in a world this extreme.

00:08:47But not all of Pangaea is a desert wasteland.

00:08:53Along its fringes, the warm, lush coastlines are the perfect place for life to thrive.

00:09:04This is a time long before the age of the dinosaurs.

00:09:08It is the age of the ancient reptiles.

00:09:18Like Tynastropheus.

00:09:22A six-meter-long nightmare that stalks the shallow sea.

00:09:34And Rhynchosaurs.

00:09:37One of the most successful reptiles in all of Pangaea.

00:09:49To each other, they're brutes and bullies.

00:09:58But to this reptile, they're just the terrified locals.

00:10:08Luperasuchus.

00:10:10The four-meter-long apex predator of his time.

00:10:21But he's not here for the Rynchosaurs.

00:10:24He's sniffed out an easier target.

00:10:34A clutch of eggs.

00:10:40Very special eggs.

00:10:44Because growing inside them are the very first of their kind.

00:11:04A baby Marasuchus.

00:11:13She waves no more than a mouse.

00:11:18But she makes up for it.

00:11:21Because she has a set of skills that sets her apart from the ancient reptiles.

00:11:29Including the remarkable ability to stand on two legs.

00:11:34Not just four.

00:11:43She also has advanced lungs and lighter bones.

00:11:51Adaptations that give these little hatchlings an invaluable gift.

00:11:58They are born to run.

00:12:03And in this day and age, they need to.

00:12:22They're only hope is to find a place to hide.

00:12:29Easier said than done when you've hatched into hell.

00:12:41All her siblings are gone.

00:12:46The survival of her bloodline is now hanging by a thread.

00:12:53But thanks to her, it's still intact.

00:12:58Which is vital.

00:13:00Because her descendants.

00:13:04Are the dinosaurs.

00:13:18One year later, Marasuchus is now fully grown.

00:13:26But when you're the size of a pigeon in a land of monsters,

00:13:31you're still just prey.

00:13:38Now, Marasuchus must make it through another night.

00:13:43It's critical.

00:13:45Because if this dinosaur in the making doesn't survive,

00:13:49her family tree could be cut down before it even takes root.

00:13:59She's picked up a scent.

00:14:02Something worthy of her bloodline.

00:14:10A rhinosaur carcass.

00:14:28But it's already been claimed...

00:14:34...by her old nemesis...

00:14:37...Lukrasuchus.

00:14:39This is his kill.

00:14:41And he does not intend to share.

00:14:50But as night approaches...

00:14:54...temperatures start to drop.

00:15:11The colder it gets...

00:15:13...the drowsier a giant reptile becomes.

00:15:19Meanwhile, the warmer-blooded Marasuchus...

00:15:23...has a feathery fuzz that keeps her cozy.

00:15:31The perfect attire for a daring heist.

00:15:54Can't be pretty.

00:16:01Let's fight.

00:16:03Theления of Marasuchus.

00:16:05The Birds that are still empty...

00:16:05That means...

00:16:20If she plays it right, she may just get her moonlit dinner for one.

00:16:35Her feasts fit for a dinosaur.

00:16:46Narasuchus has great potential.

00:16:49She's adaptable with traits that make her special.

00:16:54But if the dinosaurs are to challenge the ancient reptiles, it will take more than skills.

00:17:02It will take a powerful ally, the Earth itself.

00:17:14A million years later, in the far north of Pangea, the darkest forces of nature are awakening.

00:17:31A series of volcanic eruptions is creating a catastrophe.

00:17:38One that will alter the fate of the dinosaurs.

00:17:46But the danger is not the lava.

00:17:52It's a gas.

00:17:58Carbon dioxide filling the skies and warming the planet.

00:18:06The rising temperatures cause a massive surge in ocean evaporation.

00:18:21Huge storm clouds descend on the continent of Pangea.

00:18:36But this will be no ordinary rainfall.

00:19:02It sleeps across the globe, carving vast rivers.

00:19:10The rising temperatures – into the once dry continent.

00:19:20Known as the Carnian-Tluvial Event.

00:19:25This series of storms will be the longest downpour in history, lasting more than a million years.

00:19:54When the rains finally do subside, Pangaea emerges, transformed.

00:20:06A world reborn.

00:20:16What were endless deserts are now forests.

00:20:21New lands that will help set the course for the rise of the dinosaurs.

00:20:30But first, the reptile empire must falter.

00:20:45The air in these woods is thick with the smell of tree resin.

00:20:56Nature is unforgiving here.

00:21:04The once prosperous plant-eating reptiles are on the decline.

00:21:20Not only is this rhinosaur alone, she's starving.

00:21:29In this new world of towering trees, the low-lying plants that once allowed her species to thrive have

00:21:40fall but disappeared.

00:21:56She won't survive if she can't reach her food.

00:22:16And she has a more immediate problem than hunger.

00:22:26A relative of the fearsome Luperosuchus.

00:22:33For these reptilian carnivores, this is a time of great opportunity.

00:22:50Unlike the nimble Marasuchus, she's slow, weak, vulnerable.

00:23:13The rinkosaurs were once among the most successful of the plant-eating reptiles.

00:23:20Now their extinction is just a matter of time.

00:23:50As the kingdom of the ancient reptiles begins to fracture, another kind of animal is on the rise.

00:24:03The dinosaurs.

00:24:11And in this changing world, they must be adaptable.

00:24:19They must evolve.

00:24:23They must improve over time.

00:24:28And transform in ways that will help them survive.

00:24:36Finally, 12 million years after the demise of the rinkosaurs, the dinosaurs can begin to come out of the shadows.

00:24:51As the end of the Triassic draws near, vast forests still dominate the land.

00:24:59Now more vibrant than ever.

00:25:03And the dinosaurs are reaping the benefits.

00:25:13Like Platyosaurus, a dinosaur trailblazer.

00:25:27This little one and her siblings are embarking on a mission.

00:25:32To explore their new world.

00:25:37With almost no regard for the dangers it may hold.

00:25:51They may not look any bigger than little Marasuchus.

00:25:57But when they grow up, they grow up bigger.

00:26:02Much bigger.

00:26:06They are the first dinosaurs to become gigantic.

00:26:14Over seven meters long, they've come a long way since their tiny ancestors ran for their lives.

00:26:26And unlike the rinkosaurs, these giants can easily reach the higher vegetation.

00:26:43They even have a trick for reaching the most tender shoots of all.

00:27:04Excessive, maybe.

00:27:06Excessive, maybe.

00:27:08But worth it.

00:27:11because an adult patiosaurus must eat 25 kilos of plants each day.

00:27:21And to wash down that much food requires a lot of water.

00:27:57It's an easy life but in the age of the early dinosaurs even a giant like

00:28:08platiosaurus must be careful

00:28:14because there is another dinosaur on the rise, a newcomer with a taste for blood.

00:28:29Procumsonathus,

00:28:31a carnivore with razor sharp teeth and killer claws.

00:28:46His descendants will one day include Tyrannosaurus reqs.

00:28:52But for now, this angry predator is only the size of a turkey.

00:29:08While the matchup between these two dinosaurs may be a little lopsided,

00:29:17it won't stay that way.

00:29:24Over time, a fierce rivalry will grow between the two great dinosaur clans.

00:29:32The herbivores and the carnivores.

00:29:42But for the time being,

00:29:48all dinosaurs are facing a much greater threat than each other.

00:30:10In the water and on land, the ancient reptiles remain top of the food chain.

00:30:36The dinosaurs are growing as a force in the world, but their rise is slow.

00:30:44The planet still belongs to the reptiles.

00:30:51For the dinosaurs to truly challenge them,

00:30:54the reptiles.

00:30:55It will take millions of years.

00:31:01Shaped by Earth's dynamic forces.

00:31:05They grow fiercer.

00:31:08More powerful.

00:31:10More advanced.

00:31:14By the end of the Triassic,

00:31:16the dinosaurs are ready to flex their muscle.

00:31:25But there are new creatures also vying for domination.

00:31:30And in the mountains of Tangia,

00:31:33some of them have taken to the air.

00:31:45Pterosaurs.

00:31:47Flying reptiles with a wingspan of two meters.

00:31:56And they are in total command of the Triassic skies.

00:32:12They are in total command of the Triassic skies.

00:32:13These jagged feats are their mating grounds.

00:32:30And this male has spotted a female.

00:32:37And thecommerce of a borderline erupts.

00:32:38First, eject the competition.

00:32:46Now it's time for the courtship to begin.

00:33:01in.

00:33:03During these rituals, the pterosaurs are focused entirely on each other, not their surroundings,

00:33:13which can be costly, because dinosaurs dwell in these canyons.

00:33:34The largest member of the carnivore clan, Lillian Sternus, twice as long as a grizzly bear,

00:33:47with claws that can tear through flesh, and with her finely tuned sense of smell, she doesn't

00:33:59miss a thing.

00:34:00Lillian Sternus

00:34:01Lillian Sternus

00:34:26Lillian Sternus

00:34:29Lillian Sternus

00:34:30Dozens of eyes are circling above.

00:34:34Even with her camouflage, one wrong move could blow her cover.

00:35:03Lillian Sternus

00:35:11I don't know.

00:35:44This moment marks a new chapter in the rise of the dinosaurs.

00:35:52At last, they are a force to be feared.

00:36:01But the commotion of her attack has attracted another predator.

00:36:08The ancient reptiles have terrorized the dinosaurs from the beginning.

00:36:14But that ends now.

00:36:20Lillian Sternus won't be skulking back to the shadows.

00:36:27She can hold her ground.

00:36:39The trouble is, here at the end of the Triassic, the ground itself is about to throw the entire dinosaur

00:36:50story into chaos.

00:37:20Lillian Sternus

00:37:22One million years ago, the dinosaur's world is collapsing beneath them.

00:37:36The contaminated Pangea is tearing apart, creating a great divide and a molten apocalypse for any creature caught in this

00:37:53hell.

00:38:07For both reptiles and dinosaurs, escape is impossible.

00:38:21But the worst is yet to come.

00:38:28An invisible killer is choking the air itself.

00:38:37Clouds of toxic gases wreak devastation.

00:38:53Acidic fog poisons everything in its path.

00:39:15As the gases in the atmosphere grow thicker, temperatures soar, annihilating three quarters of all plant species and millions of

00:39:28animals.

00:39:28Across the planet.

00:39:45It's known as the end Triassic mass extinction.

00:39:51And it will change everything for the dinosaurs.

00:39:57Because their versatility and ability to adapt help them survive this catastrophe far better than the reptiles.

00:40:35ARIEL SINGRI

00:40:37The Ancient Reptiles is over.

00:41:11With their rivals out of the way, the dinosaurs now have a chance to rise from the ruins and conquer

00:41:23the world.

00:42:05Space

00:42:29Two million years later.

00:42:33The dawn of the most famous era in Earth's history.

00:42:39The Jurassic.

00:42:46Pangaea has split into two new landmasses.

00:42:53In the southern continent of Gondwana, life is thriving again.

00:43:03Pterosaurs have survived the destruction.

00:43:07The sky is allowing them to seek refuge away from the chaos.

00:43:22There are now endless forests here, and they are filled with dinosaurs.

00:43:40Dinosaurs like Massospondylus.

00:43:48He's barely the height of a human.

00:43:50So it's hard to reach the freshest food, high in the trees.

00:44:04But he's got a bigger problem.

00:44:07A newly evolved rival.

00:44:18Volcanodon.

00:44:25At 11 meters long, she's more than twice the size of Massospondylus.

00:44:33She's part of a new branch of plant-eating dinosaurs, known as the Sauropods.

00:44:45Famous for their long necks and huge bodies that are supported by four legs instead of just two.

00:44:59These profound changes will help these giants become the largest animals to ever walk the Earth.

00:45:09If Massospondylus can't compete, it will be left behind.

00:45:21While the Sauropods are on the rise, another legend in the making is waiting in the wings.

00:45:39Caves like these are crawling with strange creatures.

00:45:46And one of them will give rise to some of the greatest dinosaurs in history.

00:46:08The tiny Heterodontosaurus.

00:46:24What makes him exceptional is hard to spot at first.

00:46:34One thing is clear, however.

00:46:38He's not one to back down from a challenge.

00:46:49Especially when there's food at stake.

00:46:57It's all about the food.

00:47:09He may only weigh as much as a chihuahua.

00:47:13But he does have a superpower.

00:47:16An incredibly strong beak and jaw that allow him to devour almost anything.

00:47:28And that's not all.

00:47:30He also has cheek pouches where he can store food to eat later in safety.

00:48:00This multi-tooled mouth will allow his descendants to become some of the greatest

00:48:06dinosaurs of all time.

00:48:11Descendants like the mighty Stegosaurus and even Triceratops.

00:48:18From small beginnings, great things can grow.

00:48:34But the dinosaurs will need more than cheek pouches to conquer the planet.

00:48:41On the northern side of the Great Divide lies the other new continent, Loresia.

00:49:12Hiding in these waters are the remnants of a once great empire.

00:49:27The reptiles.

00:49:36They are a deadly threat in these murky shallows.

00:49:42But they also need to be wary.

00:49:49Because they no longer rule the Jurassic swamps.

00:49:59They have been usurped by those they once hunted on Pangea's shores.

00:50:10Dinosaurs.

00:50:16Dylophosaurus.

00:50:20Dinosaurs.

00:50:20With over 60 serrated teeth, she's twice the length of a polar bear.

00:50:34and a laser-focused hunter.

00:50:50But in these flooded forests,

00:50:55there are creatures even more frightening than her.

00:51:33Like a moth to a flame,

00:51:35she follows the mysterious cause.

00:52:03SIREN

00:52:07A male dilophosaurus, larger and deadlier than her.

00:52:26He's drawn her hair for a reason.

00:52:36But it's not bloodlust.

00:52:39It's just plain lust.

00:52:44A coating ritual.

00:52:48Clawing at the ground is a display of strength.

00:52:53And to show off his virility, behold his crimson head crest.

00:53:10Finally, the grand finale.

00:53:15The song of the swamp king.

00:53:34For a ferocious predator, he's remarkably gifted.

00:53:43But the future of her bloodline depends on her choice.

00:53:48And he's just not gifted enough.

00:54:00Ensuring the continuation of their species is critical.

00:54:05But far below, the Earth itself poses a threat to their very existence.

00:54:25This time, from the Jurassic Seas.

00:54:38An alien world.

00:54:42Full of bizarre creatures.

00:54:55The most dangerous of them all.

00:55:00The pliosaurs.

00:55:05The great sea monsters that rule the oceans.

00:55:10They are one reason that dinosaurs have not entered this frontier.

00:55:18But the real threat to the dinosaurs lies below.

00:55:29Methane.

00:55:38This greenhouse gas was frozen under the seabed for millions of years.

00:55:45But warming oceans are causing it to leach out.

00:55:50With a devastating sound effect for the entire globe.

00:56:02Extreme heat.

00:56:07The endless forests that Mastospondilus once roamed are now a parched wasteland.

00:56:22The plants he relied on for food are nearly all gone.

00:56:32Many of his kind have died from starvation.

00:56:36And the rising temperatures have turned his home into a tinderbox.

00:56:43And the rising temperatures have turned his home into a tinderbox.

00:57:27It's the final nail in the coffin.

00:57:31For Mastospondilus.

00:57:34It's the final nail in the coffin.

00:57:37haver children.

00:57:39Their seventeen million year existence brought to a tragic end . . . .

00:58:04other dinosaurs will rise to take their place.

00:58:12In that time, Earth's two continents

00:58:15will drift even further apart,

00:58:19creating a fragmented world

00:58:21with new lands for the dinosaurs to conquer.

00:58:43It's more than 20 million years

00:58:46since the fall of Master Spundulus,

00:58:48and here in the mountains of what will one day be China,

00:58:53the climate has cooled.

00:58:57Life is flourishing.

00:59:05And a revolution is taking place.

00:59:23Within these cold dawn forests,

00:59:27something is stirring.

00:59:44The Great Four-Legged Dinosaurs

00:59:48The Great Four-Legged Dinosaurs

00:59:50The Great Four-Legged Dinosaurs

00:59:57Momenchosaurus

00:59:59A giant of the Jurassic

01:00:19Nearly 40 million years after their ancestor,

01:00:22Fulcanodon, made its monumental rise,

01:00:26Momenchosaurus is now so gigantic

01:00:29they're just standing up as a mammoth task.

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01:01:11They have the longest necks of any animal in history

01:01:15that can reach as high as a five-story building.

01:01:24And they're not the only giants that live in this forest.

01:01:28The trees are reaching ever greater heights as well

01:01:31to avoid being completely consumed by these towering beasts.

01:01:40But there is a catch to being this tall.

01:01:45A 15-meter-long neck can only support a tiny head

01:01:55that houses a brain smaller than an apple.

01:02:14The evolutionary focus on size over smarts

01:02:18will help the sauropods become the most dominant herbivores

01:02:22of the Jurassic Age.

01:02:34But they are not the only ones in this forest

01:02:37who are moving up in the world.

01:02:48Anky Ornis.

01:02:51Yes, he looks a bit like a chicken.

01:02:55And he is about the size of one.

01:02:58But he's nevertheless

01:03:01a dinosaur.

01:03:04A dinosaur with feathers

01:03:07and newly evolved wings.

01:03:28Cyanraptor.

01:03:29Cyanraptor.

01:03:33Another dinosaur.

01:03:40Cyanraptor.

01:03:54The primitive wings

01:03:56are next to useless

01:03:57on the ground.

01:04:15But that doesn't mean he's confined to the ground.

01:04:47Up here, his wings aren't just for show.

01:05:03He's one of the first dinosaurs to be able to glide.

01:05:13And with such skill that he can even catch food midair.

01:05:22Flight will turn out to be one of the dinosaur's greatest leaps forward.

01:05:35But Anchionis is still just a beginner here.

01:05:45For the time being, this airspace belongs to the pterosaurs.

01:06:00The flying dinosaurs are outgunned in the skies for now.

01:06:08But in time, the pterosaurs will meet their match.

01:06:19As the planet continues to evolve, so do the dinosaurs.

01:06:28And as the end of the Jurassic draws nearer, their control over the land on both continents

01:06:37is only getting stronger.

01:06:46It's seven million years since Anchionis took to the air.

01:06:56Here, in what will one day be North America, geothermal heat simmers at the surface.

01:07:06An echo of past extinctions.

01:07:18The psoropods here are larger than ever.

01:07:24Their strategy of bigger is better is paying off.

01:07:32But these dinosaurs are evolving on an altogether different track.

01:07:41Stegosaurus.

01:07:47A far cry from their tiny cheek-stuffing ancestors.

01:07:54They are now as heavy as elephants, and equipped with armor, camouflage, and weapons.

01:08:04And here in the late Jurassic, they need the protection.

01:08:20Because there is danger in these dark forests.

01:08:31Allosaurus.

01:08:36Eight meters long, with dagger-like teeth, they are the most successful predators of their day.

01:08:48But this young male is not stalking.

01:08:53He's stealing.

01:08:59A female.

01:09:04Same species.

01:09:06But larger.

01:09:08Stronger.

01:09:09And battle-scarred.

01:09:11Yeah.

01:09:39Stcri Susan, I wait a little more.

01:09:45The young male is lucky she didn't kill him.

01:10:26The rainstorms have passed.

01:10:31The young male hasn't eaten in weeks.

01:10:39He has no choice but to try his luck on a herd of Stegosaurus.

01:10:54But he can't hide his approach when he's out in the open, which gives the herd time to

01:11:01prepare their defenses.

01:11:07They form a wall of moving bodies and spikes.

01:11:14It's intimidating and confusing for the young Allosaurus.

01:11:22He can't pick out which one to attack.

01:11:34But he's got other problems.

01:11:38The veteran female has just joined the game.

01:11:43And she's been playing this game for a lot longer.

01:11:47And he has.

01:11:53She's able to isolate one of the herd.

01:12:00But Stegosaurus has evolved a perfect weapon, a mace-like tail with meter-long spikes, called

01:12:09a thagomizer.

01:12:13F.

01:12:19O.

01:12:31Let's go.

01:12:59For the female, it's game over.

01:13:06For the young male, it's payback.

01:13:11And lunch.

01:13:14Because Allosaurus are cannibals.

01:13:27Fifty million years after surviving an apocalypse,

01:13:32the dinosaur's dominion over Earth is now absolute.

01:13:45But the world they've come to know is changing.

01:13:54Temperatures are dropping across the globe.

01:14:01Bringing snow to the northern regions of the planet.

01:14:08Something few dinosaurs have ever experienced.

01:14:18From these frozen lands, a new kind of dinosaur will rise.

01:14:30The tyrannosaurs are coming.

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01:14:34to be the one who's going to be the one who's going to be the one who's going to be

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01:14:34to be the one who's going to be the one who's going to be the one who's going to be

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