The Dinosaurs (2026) Episode 1 | English Sub - video Dailymotion

FrameFury

The Dinosaurs (2026) Episode 1 | English Sub  - Please follow and subscribe to my Film 24h channel. FrameFury  #FrameFurydrama #blseries #glseries #FrameFury #FrameFurybl #FrameFurygl #Chinaseries #Chinatvshows #watchChinadramaengsub #bestChinadrama2025 #latestChinabl #latestChinagl #romanticChinadrama #FrameFuryengsub **********==========**********==========********** ✨ Welcome to FrameFury ✨ Your ultimate home for the best China dramas, BL (Boys’ Love), and GL (Girls’ Love) series with English subtitles. We bring you the latest and most popular China TV shows filled with romance, passion, action, and culture. 🎬 On FrameFury, you’ll enjoy: FrameFury dramas with English subtitles (Eng Sub) Trending BL & GL series from China Romantic, family, and youth-oriented FrameFury shows Fast updates with high-quality English-subbed episodes 🌍 Our mission is to make FrameFury dramas, BL & GL series accessible to global audiences. If you love emotional stories, unique culture, and the vibrant China entertainment industry, this is the perfect channel for you. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell 🔔 so you’ll never miss the newest China episodes! **********==========**********==========**********==========  ************__________************ Please follow us to watch the whole series of free movies, the best **********_______********** -- Tele : Facebook group -- official channel

Transcript

00:00:00Oh

00:00:30Oh

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

00:02:12You

00:02:13I

00:02:21You

00:02:22I

00:02:23I

00:02:36Why

00:02:37He may have survived the crossing,

00:02:40but the battle has just begun.

00:02:44The 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,

00:04:16the only battle that counts is for survival.

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

00:04:28Not the pirates.

00:04:35promenade time.

00:04:36Oh, my God.

00:05:33Oh, my God.

00:06:02Oh, my God.

00:06:05Long before the infamous asteroid.

00:06:14Millions and millions of years in the past.

00:06:18On a planet that looks nothing like it does today.

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.

00:06:46In an era known as the Triassic.

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

00:06:59The supercontinent of Pangaea.

00:07:04A single immense landmass that stretches from pole to pole.

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

00:07:35Than 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.

00:08:16Sandstorms.

00:08:22Few 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.

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

00:09:18Like Tynastropheus.

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

00:09:34Tynastropheus.

00:09:35And Rhinchosaurs.

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

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

00:09:59But to this reptile

00:10:02There's just the terrified locals

00:10:08Lupurusuchus

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

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

00:10:23He's sniffed out an easier target

00:10:33A clutch of eggs

00:10:40Very special eggs

00:10:44Because growing inside them

00:10:46Are the very first of their kind

00:11:03A 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

00:11:23That sets her apart from the ancient reptiles

00:11:29Including the remarkable ability

00:11:31To stand on two legs

00:11:34Not just four

00:11:43She also has advanced lungs

00:11:46And lighter bones

00:11:51Adaptations that give these little hatchlings

00:11:53An invaluable gift

00:11:58They are born to run

00:12:03And in this day and age

00:12:05They need to

00:12:22Their only hope

00:12:23Is to find a place to hide

00:12:29Easier said than done

00:12:30When you've hatched into hell

00:12:41All her siblings

00:12:42Are gone

00:12:46The survival of her bloodline

00:12:48Is now hanging by a thread

00:12:53But thanks to her

00:12:54It's still intact

00:12:58Which is vital

00:13:00Because her descendants

00:13:04Are the dinosaurs

00:13:18One year later

00:13:20Marasuchus is now fully grown

00:13:26But when you're the size of a pigeon

00:13:28In a land of monsters

00:13:30You're still just prey

00:13:39Now Marasuchus

00:13:40Must make it through another night

00:13:43It's critical

00:13:45Because if this dinosaur

00:13:47In the making doesn't survive

00:13:49Her family tree

00:13:51Could be cut down

00:13:52Before it even takes root

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

00:14:02Something worthy

00:14:03Of her bloodline

00:14:10A rhinosaur carcass

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

00:14:35By her old nemesis

00:14:38Lucrosukus

00:14:39This is his kill

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

00:14:50But as night approaches

00:14:54Temperatures start to drop

00:15:11The colder it gets

00:15:13The drowsier

00:15:14A giant reptile becomes

00:15:19Meanwhile

00:15:20The warmer blooded

00:15:22Marasuchus

00:15:22Has a feathery fuzz

00:15:24That keeps her cozy

00:15:31The perfect attire

00:15:33For a daring heist

00:15:35I...

00:15:38I...

00:15:45I...

00:15:52Yeah

00:16:01All set

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

00:16:35A feast fit for a dinosaur.

00:16:46Narasuchus has great potential. She'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. One 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.

00:18:01Chilling 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.

00:19:10rich springs.

00:19:10Into the once dry continent.

00:19:19Known as the Kernian Fluvial Event.

00:19:25This series of storms will be the longest downpour in history.

00:19:30lasting more than a million years when the rains finally do subside Pangea

00:19:59emerges transformed a 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

00:20:31but 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

00:21:08are on the decline

00:21:20not only is this rinkosaur alone

00:21:23she's starving

00:21:29in this new world of towering trees

00:21:33the low-lying plants that once allowed her species to thrive

00:21:39have all 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 luparosuchus

00:22:33for these reptilian carnivores this is a time of great opportunity

00:22:49like the nimble marasuchus she's slow

00:22:55weak vulnerable

00:23:12the rinkosaurs were once among the most successful of the plant-eating reptiles

00:23:20now their extinction

00:23:23is just a matter of time

00:23:50as the kingdom of the ancient reptiles begins to fracture

00:23:57another kind of animal

00:23:58another kind of animal is on the rise

00:24:03the dinosaurs

00:24:12and in this changing world

00:24:14they must be adaptable

00:24:19they must evolve

00:24:24they must improve over time

00:24:29and transform

00:24:30in ways that will help them survive

00:24:35finally

00:24:3712 million years after the demise of the rinkosaurs

00:24:41the dinosaurs

00:24:42the dinosaurs can begin to come out of the shadows

00:24:51as the end of the triassic draws near

00:24:55vast forests still dominate the land

00:24:59now more vibrant than ever

00:25:03and the dinosaurs

00:25:05the dinosaurs are reaping the benefits

00:25:14like platyosaurus

00:25:17a dinosaur trailblazer

00:25:27this little one

00:25:29and her siblings are embarking on a mission

00:25:33to 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

00:25:59they grow up bigger

00:26:02much bigger

00:26:06they are the first dinosaurs

00:26:09to become gigantic

00:26:14over seven meters long

00:26:16they've come a long way

00:26:18they've come a long way

00:26:18since their tiny ancestors

00:26:20ran for their lives

00:26:26and unlike the rinkosaurs

00:26:29these giants can easily reach the higher vegetation

00:26:43they even have a trick

00:26:45for reaching the most tender shoots of all

00:26:48the rinkosaurs

00:27:05excessive maybe

00:27:07but worth it

00:27:11because an adult patiosaurus

00:27:14must eat 25 kilos of plants each day

00:27:21and to wash down that much food

00:27:25requires a lot of water

00:27:57it's an easy life

00:28:03but in the age of the early dinosaurs

00:28:07even a giant like platyosaurus

00:28:09must be careful

00:28:14because there is another dinosaur

00:28:17on the rise

00:28:19a newcomer

00:28:20with a taste for blood

00:28:28pro comes a napis

00:28:31a carnivore

00:28:33with razor sharp teeth

00:28:35and killer claws

00:28:46his descendants will one day include

00:28:48tyrannosaurus rex

00:28:52but for now

00:28:53this angry predator

00:28:56is only the size

00:28:58of a turkey

00:29:08while the matchup between these two dinosaurs

00:29:11the dinosaurs may be a little lopsided

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

00:29:24over time

00:29:26a fierce rivalry will grow between

00:29:28the two great dinosaur clans

00:29:32the herbivores

00:29:35and the carnivores

00:29:42but for the time being

00:29:48all dinosaurs are facing

00:29:50a much greater threat

00:29:52than each other

00:30:10in the water

00:30:11in the water

00:30:12and on land

00:30:13the ancient reptiles remain top of the food chain

00:30:36the dinosaurs

00:30:37the dinosaurs are growing as a force in the world

00:30:40but their rise is slow

00:30:44the planet

00:30:46still belongs to the reptiles

00:30:52for the dinosaurs to truly challenge them

00:30:55it will take millions of years

00:31:01shaped by earth's dynamic forces

00:31:05big grow fiercer

00:31:08more powerful

00:31:10more advanced

00:31:14by the end of the triassic

00:31:17the 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

00:31:32some of them

00:31:35have taken to the air

00:31:46pterosaurs

00:31:47flying reptiles

00:31:49with a wingspan of two meters

00:31:56and they are in total command of the triassic skies

00:32:12and they are in total

00:32:13these jagged feats

00:32:15are their mating grounds

00:32:29and this male

00:32:31has spotted

00:32:33a female

00:32:37first eject the competition

00:32:47the pterosaurs

00:32:48it's time for the courtship

00:32:49to begin

00:33:03during these rituals

00:33:05the pterosaurs are focused entirely

00:33:07on each other

00:33:09not their surroundings

00:33:13the pterosaurs

00:33:14which can be costly

00:33:16because dinosaurs

00:33:18dwell in these canyons

00:33:20the pterosaurs

00:33:34the largest member

00:33:36of the carnivore clan

00:33:41lillian sternus

00:33:45twice as long as a grizzly bear

00:33:47with claws

00:33:48that can tear through flesh

00:33:53and with her finely tuned sense of smell

00:33:58she doesn't miss a thing

00:34:17she can be made

00:34:17she can't be

00:34:21she can be

00:34:32she can be

00:34:32even with her camouflage

00:34:36one wrong move

00:34:37could blow her cover

00:34:43she can be

00:34:44she can be

00:34:47she can be

00:34:55Oh, my God.

00:35:17Oh, my God.

00:35:18Oh, my God.

00:35:47Oh, my God.

00:36:30Oh, my God.

00:36:33Oh, my God.

00:36:40The trouble is, here, at the end of the Triassic, the ground itself is about to throw the entire dinosaur

00:36:50story into chaos.

00:36:52Oh, my God.

00:37:20Two hundred and one million years ago.

00:37:24The 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.

00:38:22But 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.

00:39:22Annihilating three quarters of all plant species and millions of animals across 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.

00:40:37Annihilating three quarters of all plant species.

00:40:37The ancient reptiles is over.

00:40:44The ancient reptiles is over.

00:41:11With their rivals out of the way,

00:41:15the dinosaurs now have a chance to rise from the ruins.

00:41:21And conquer the world.

00:41:52And conquer the world.

00:41:53And conquer the world.

00:41:58And conquer the world.

00:42:29Two million years later.

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

00:42:39The Jurassic.

00:42:46Pangea has split into two new land masses.

00:42:53In the southern continent of Gondwana,

00:42:58life is thriving again.

00:43:03Pterosaurs have survived the destruction.

00:43:08The sky is allowing them to seek refuge away from the chaos.

00:43:21There are now endless forests here.

00:43:27And they are filled with dinosaurs.

00:43:40Dinosaurs like Mastospondylus.

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.

00:44:03But he's got a bigger problem.

00:44:07A newly evolved rival.

00:44:19Volcanodon.

00:44:25At 11 meters long,

00:44:28she's more than twice the size of Mastospondylus.

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.

00:45:10If Mastospondylus can't compete, it will be left behind.

00:45:21While the Sauropods are on the rise,

00:45:27another legend in the making is waiting in the wings.

00:45:31While the Sauropods are on the rise,

00:45:40another legend in the making is waiting in the wings.

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.

00:46:33One 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

00:48:04to become some of the greatest dinosaurs of all time.

00:48:11Descendants like the mighty Stegosaurus.

00:48:14And 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.

00:48:46Lory is here.

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

00:49:28The reptiles.

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

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

00:49:48Because they no longer rule the Jurassic swamps.

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

00:50:14They have been we

00:50:19In these waters.

00:50:34And dinosaurs.

00:50:35She's a laser-focused hunter.

00:50:50But in these flooded forests,

00:50:56there are creatures even more frightening than her.

00:51:06There are chemicals,

00:51:17and we have to find the birds

00:51:18near Judah expense.

00:51:19I don't remember her BA.

00:51:33Like a moth to a flame, she follows the mysterious cause.

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

00:52:27He'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.

00:54:00Insuring 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.

00:54:59The pliosaurs.

00:55:04The 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.

00:56:01Extreme heat.

00:56:07The endless forests that Mastospondylus 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.

00:56:37And the rising temperatures have turned his home into a tinderbox.

00:56:42The more dense.

00:56:43The more dense.

00:56:45...

00:57:11The different.

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

00:57:37Their 17 million-year existence brought to a tragic end.

00:58:03Eventually, other dinosaurs will rise to take their place.

00:58:13In that time, Earth's two continents will drift even further apart, creating a fragmented

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

00:58:43It's more than 20 million years since the fall of Marsospundus, and here in the mountains

00:58:50of what will one day be China, the climate has cooled.

00:58:57Life is flourishing.

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

00:59:23Within these cold dawn forests, something is stirring.

00:59:44Sauropods, the great four-legged dinosaurs.

00:59:58Mementosaurus, a giant of the Jurassic.

01:00:19Nearly 40 million years after their ancestor, Fulcanodon, made its monumental rise, Mementosaurus

01:00:27is now so gigantic, they're just standing up as a mammoth task.

01:00:33of course.

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, to avoid being completely consumed

01:01:34by 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 that houses a brain smaller than an apple.

01:02:14The evolutionary focus on size over smarts will help the sauropods become the most dominant

01:02:22herbivores of the Jurassic Age.

01:02:34But they are not the only ones in this forest who are moving up in the world.

01:02:48Anki Ornis.

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

01:02:54And he is about the size of one.

01:02:58But he's nevertheless a dinosaur.

01:03:04A dinosaur with feathers.

01:03:07Anki Ornis.

01:03:09And newly evolved wings.

01:03:28Cyanraptor.

01:03:32Cyanraptor.

01:03:33Another dinosaur.

01:03:34Cyanraptor.

01:03:37But one willing to hunt its own tiny cousin.

01:03:39Cyanraptor.

01:03:42Cyanraptor.

01:03:54His primitive wings are next to useless on the ground.

01:03:58Cyanraptor.

01:04:11Cyanraptor.

01:04:16Cyanranraptor.

01:04:17Now he's freely in the temple.

01:04:17Because he's always进 to the ground.

01:04:21Cyan lee in the text.

01:04:22Cyanure ranking in those players?

01:04:22Based on the faction of F întlw The Graendsmo whatcha happens too臀?

01:04:46Up 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 mid-air.

01:05:22Flight will turn out to be one of the dinosaurs' 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.

01:07:17The sauropods 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.

01:07:42Stegosaurus.

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

01:07:54They are now as heavy as elephants.

01:07:57And 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.

01:08:39They are the most successful predators of their day.

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

01:08:52He's stealing.

01:08:59A female.

01:09:04Same species.

01:09:06But larger.

01:09:08Stronger.

01:09:09And battle scarred.

01:09:17Big mis Emmanuel.

01:09:22Big

01:09:39Big

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.

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

01:12:09a thagomizer.

01:12:13The veteran female has only killed one of the most.

01:12:15He's just dead.

01:12:18He's just dead.

01:12:21He's dead.

01:12:22And he's dead.

01:12:23He's dead.

01:12:28And he's dead.

01:12:30And he's dead.

01:12:31He's dead.

01:12:37He's dead.

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

01:13:06For the young male, it's payback and lunch, because Allosaurus are cannibals.

01:13:27Fifty million years after surviving an apocalypse, the 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, bringing snow to the northern regions of the

01:14:05planet, something few dinosaurs have ever experienced.

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

01:14:30The Tyrannosaurus are coming.

01:14:34The Tyrannosaurus are coming.

The Dinosaurs (2026) Episode 1 | English Sub

Category

Transcript

Comments

Recommended