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00:00:03One hundred and twenty-five million years ago, winter rages across the north.

00:00:17Entire species have been pushed to the brink.

00:00:28Even the largest dinosaurs are unable to endure this cold.

00:00:38Like these sauropods, migrating south.

00:00:49Wreda came early this year and caught them off guard.

00:01:01With hundreds of kilometers ahead of them, this time it will be an especially harsh journey.

00:01:12But the bitter cold is not the only danger in this frozen land.

00:01:19There is a much greater threat here in these woods.

00:01:24Euteranus.

00:01:38Euteranus.

00:01:40The Snow King.

00:01:43Euteranus.

00:01:46An early relative of T-Rex.

00:01:51With a thick, insulating coat of feathers, he's perfectly adapted for life in a world this cold.

00:02:04But his feathers also serve a more sinister purpose.

00:02:14Camouflage.

00:02:15The ultimate weapon for an ambush hunter.

00:02:38With silent precision, he picks out the smallest member of the herd.

00:02:59And a savage, ever-changing world.

00:03:01Some will rise.

00:03:01And a savage, ever-changing world.

00:03:12Some will rise.

00:03:13And some will fall.

00:03:20But through it all, the dinosaurs would expand their empire.

00:03:25And advance relentlessly.

00:03:28To seize Earth's final frontiers.

00:03:31.

00:03:32.

00:03:33.

00:03:36.

00:03:36Oh, my God.

00:04:10Oh, my God.

00:04:36Oh, my God.

00:04:44It's a new age for life on Earth.

00:04:48An age of extremes.

00:04:52New worlds are forming that will give rise to the most famous dinosaurs of all time.

00:05:03The north is still gripped by cold, but not for much longer.

00:05:14Earth's most violent forces are staring once again.

00:05:22Volcanoes seethe and fume, warming the planet.

00:05:39But some will pay a price for this warmer world.

00:05:42Earth is a new world.

00:05:52To be continued...

00:06:22As global temperatures continue to rise, the snow and ice all but disappear.

00:06:35Huge, meltwater rivers tear through the land.

00:06:43This thawing of the north is expanding the dinosaur's empire even further.

00:06:51And in surprising new ways.

00:07:00In this fresh, fertile landscape, sauropods no longer need to migrate.

00:07:08But it's also a new world for one of the dinosaur's oldest rivals.

00:07:14The pterosaur's.

00:07:17They are now bigger and badder than ever.

00:07:25Including Gway Draco, the ghost dragon.

00:07:35But he's an intruder here.

00:07:43Because these trees are the home of Longipteryx.

00:07:48A new kind of dinosaur.

00:07:50Less than 20 centimeters tall.

00:07:54But highly territorial.

00:07:57Especially during nesting season.

00:08:11They're also equipped to take on the pterosaurs.

00:08:17Now they too can fly.

00:08:28In a previous era, flying dinosaurs like Ancyonis could only glide.

00:08:36Now they're able to clamp their wings.

00:08:39And maneuver with precision to strike at their enemies.

00:08:50They're fast and fearless.

00:09:03It only gets worse for the towering pterosaur.

00:09:08Because Longipteryx are distant cousins of Eutyrannus, the Snow King.

00:09:15They're armed with the teeth and claws of their clan.

00:09:29After ruling the skies since the Triassic.

00:09:33Pterosaurs are now being matched by the dinosaurs.

00:09:43But as the dinosaurs fight to expand their empire into the air.

00:09:49An even greater revolution lies ahead.

00:10:00Not in the mountains.

00:10:03Or the skies.

00:10:04Or the oceans.

00:10:06The biggest twist in Earth's tale is unfolding quietly.

00:10:12Almost in secret.

00:10:17Seven million years later.

00:10:20This new force is slowly rewriting the dinosaur story.

00:10:36This is one of the first flowers this forest has ever seen.

00:10:42Just one.

00:10:44And a vast and diverse new generation of plants.

00:10:51And they will become a phenomenon with the help of a close airline.

00:10:56And they will become a phenomenon with the help of a close airline.

00:11:22And they will become a result of a close airline.

00:11:23Helping these new plants spread far and wide across the globe.

00:11:32Transforming the dinosaur's empire.

00:11:44But this new generation of plants has a dark side.

00:11:56While they need to attract pollinators, many are also evolved to repel herbivores.

00:12:06With spines, thorns, and poisons, nature's defensive weapons.

00:12:23This green revolution changes everything for the plant-eating dinosaurs, including the

00:12:34great stegosaurs.

00:12:42They're herd animals by nature.

00:12:46But this young stegosaur, barely two years old, is all alone.

00:12:57She is the last of her herd.

00:13:10To eat these tougher, new plants requires a mouth that can chew food in a way her primitive

00:13:16jaw cannot.

00:13:24She's starving.

00:13:37She is the last of her herd.

00:13:38These once great herbivores are unable to adapt to this new world.

00:13:49It's one reason why their 50 million year existence will come to an end.

00:13:56Extinction.

00:13:57Extinction.

00:14:04But in the wake of the stegosaur's demise, a new era will emerge.

00:14:14Over the next 15 million years, these new plants evolve and diversify, spreading across the planet

00:14:24and ever further into the dinosaur's empire.

00:14:35The green revolution now covers the globe.

00:14:40And not just the land, but the water as well.

00:14:44Extinction.

00:14:49Even providing cover and food for underwater explorers.

00:14:59Like ankylosaurs.

00:15:17This bathing beauty is a different kind of dinosaur.

00:15:27He's a plant eater, like the stegosaurs.

00:15:32But a fancier one.

00:15:33Much fancier.

00:15:40Because unlike the stegosaurs, his advanced jaw can crush food in a way that makes eating any kind of plant

00:15:50easy.

00:15:52It's the perfect adaptation for this diverse new world.

00:16:03He wants to take full advantage of all this great kingdom has to offer.

00:16:09And he has a plan.

00:16:19It's a long trek.

00:16:20It's a long trek.

00:16:23But the journey is worth it.

00:16:41This is the one place where he can truly be himself.

00:16:53His passion is singing.

00:17:02He even has special hollows in his snout that amplify his song.

00:17:11So it can be heard far and wide.

00:17:35I don't know, it's a long trek.

00:17:36The next part was a park.

00:17:37But I was a young man.

00:17:37I don't know, but I don't know.

00:17:38Where are you guys?

00:17:40I don't know.

00:17:41I don't know.

00:17:45There is a horse.

00:17:46I don't know, but I can't even walk here.

00:17:50A female has answered his call.

00:17:55It's time to charm her with his deep, sultry humming.

00:18:06Then he shows her his stylish armor.

00:18:18It's all very persuasive.

00:18:37Their fancy attire does have some drawbacks, mind you.

00:18:44On the whole, though, heavy armor and an improved jaw are setting them up for success.

00:18:57But what no dinosaur could possibly know is that their empire has been gradually shrinking.

00:19:08Hidden below the waves, this world, once ruled by dinosaurs, is now completely out of their reach.

00:19:26And as a reason, at the very bottom of the ocean, a slow, imperceptible shift reshaping the planet.

00:19:47The seabed is fracturing from an endless progression of eruptions.

00:20:15Earth's tectonic plates are shifting, breaking apart the ocean floor.

00:20:23Lifting it higher over millions of years.

00:20:30The water above has nowhere else to go but up.

00:20:36By the middle of the Cretaceous, sea levels reach their highest point in history.

00:20:42Over 200 meters higher than they are today.

00:21:00The rising oceans repaint the map of the world, erasing entire land masses.

00:21:10The continent of Europe is reduced to a giant archipelago that includes the Isle of Herzeg.

00:21:22Where isolation and evolution have created a kind of neverland for the dinosaurs.

00:21:30A world where normal rules don't apply.

00:21:38This is the home of Magyarosaurus, a sauropod.

00:21:47And, like other sauropods, he uses his long neck to reach the highest vegetation.

00:22:02Thing is, this vegetation is only two meters tall.

00:22:09Which makes Magyarosaurus about the size of a pony.

00:22:26Which makes you think it's better?

00:22:27On Hatzegg, where there's limited space and food.

00:22:31Sometimes, smaller is better.

00:22:40But, unlike Magyarosaurus, for predators, bigger.

00:22:41It's better.

00:22:48But, unlike Magyarosaurus, for predators, bigger.

00:22:53Here, is still better.

00:23:06As tall as a giraffe.

00:23:08One of the largest pterosaurs to ever live.

00:23:15The nightmare Hatsygopteryx.

00:23:23She's flown to this island to feed on dinosaurs.

00:23:35The youngest member of the herd gets separated.

00:23:45But it won't be an easy catch.

00:23:49Unlike his giant cousins, he's white on his feet.

00:24:12Here he is.

00:24:14But being this small, you can't see the others.

00:24:25They found a safe hiding spot, perfect for their size.

00:25:18They found a safe hiding spot, and they found a safe hiding spot.

00:25:41I love you.

00:25:54The tiny dinosaurs trapped on an island

00:25:59has nowhere else to go.

00:26:11But in a world so divided by the ocean,

00:26:15evolution takes different turns

00:26:17in different places.

00:26:26Ninety-six million years ago,

00:26:29sea levels are close to the highest

00:26:31they've ever been.

00:26:40Creating a water world

00:26:41that no dinosaur has dared to enter.

00:26:51But that's about to change.

00:27:04Lurking in this mangrove swamp

00:27:06is a carnivore that has specially evolved

00:27:10to take on the final frontier.

00:27:22A dinosaur pioneer.

00:27:35Spinosaurus.

00:27:41The largest predator to ever walk the Earth.

00:27:49At 15 meters long,

00:27:52she's bigger than a school bus.

00:28:00The forest provides plenty of prey.

00:28:05But another reason she's gotten this big

00:28:08is because of where she goes

00:28:10to escape the gloom of the swamp.

00:28:26Here, the high sea levels have turned the oceans

00:28:30into a new hunting ground for the dinosaurs.

00:28:34Where bigger is definitely better.

00:28:59Spinosaurus is adapted to a planet

00:29:02that is now mostly ocean.

00:29:07Spinosaurus is adapted to a planet

00:29:08where the largest prey is here in the water.

00:29:24Sharks.

00:29:29In a flat-out chase between a shark

00:29:32and a giant, dog-paddling dinosaur,

00:29:34the shark will always win.

00:29:40But there's more to Spinosaurus

00:29:42than meets the eye.

00:29:49Dinosaurs aren't just becoming bigger.

00:29:53Some are cunning, too.

00:29:56She's going to make the sharks come to her.

00:30:08Her snout is wired with sensors

00:30:10that can detect the slightest movement.

00:30:16Now, all she needs to do

00:30:20is keep completely still.

00:30:35The best hunters are the patient ones.

00:30:40And her patience is starting to pay off.

00:30:50The blood in the water is drawing the sharks closer.

00:30:54I'm full of the animals, too.

00:30:58No, no, no, no.

00:31:01We'll be here.

00:31:05I need to go.

00:31:05We'll be here.

00:31:06We'll be here.

00:31:07Let's go.

00:31:08No, no, no, no.

00:31:11No, no, no, no.

00:31:16Come, no, no.

00:31:17No, no, no, no, no.

00:31:29She doesn't move.

00:31:35She knows how this game is played.

00:31:54Brains and brawn, a killer combination that is finally letting the dinosaurs get a foothold

00:32:04in the ocean.

00:32:12Their reach is now global and extends to the very ends of the earth.

00:32:22To what will one day be Antarctica.

00:32:35While Spinosaurus is stalking the shallow seas and the tropics, the world's southernmost

00:32:41landmass is not the frozen wilderness we know it today.

00:32:47It's a green, flourishing Eden.

00:32:55Where even in the dark, evolution is lighting the way.

00:33:07And thriving in the darkness are the dinosaurs.

00:33:22By this stage in the late Cretaceous, their empire is so vast that they now dominate every continent

00:33:31on earth.

00:33:38And yet, while their reign is global and their rule almost unchallenged, their story will take

00:33:52a dark turn, creating endless coastlines, hundreds of tropical islands, and opportunity.

00:34:20But these islands are no paradise.

00:34:25They are home to a formidable predator.

00:34:32One of the fastest, most agile dinosaurs of its kind.

00:34:39North America's answer to the Spinosaurus.

00:34:43North America's answer to the Spinosaurus.

00:34:52Just not in the way you would think.

00:34:56Not even remotely.

00:35:01This is Hesperonis.

00:35:04He is formidable, and he is fast.

00:35:10But he's pretty much the opposite of his giant terrifying cousins.

00:35:23He's awkward, and clumsy, and has tiny teeth.

00:35:31Not exactly the traits of a ferocious hunter.

00:35:35But what he does share with Spinosaurus is that he's not confined to dry land.

00:35:47In fact, he's the most advanced aquatic dinosaur in history.

00:35:58Like some sort of prehistoric penguin, he's able to swim far out the sea to access feeding

00:36:06grounds that were previously out of reach.

00:36:26This is the bounty of his new blue realm.

00:36:30This is the bounty of his new blue realm.

00:36:38This is the bounty of his new blue realm.

00:36:39Down here, his big clumsy feet become powerful propellers.

00:36:46And his ninety-four needle-shark teeth snatch fish with ease.

00:37:05But as an air breather, he's still tied to the surface.

00:37:20And the surface is not a safe place to linger.

00:37:27Because below, there are beasts, twice the size of a killer whale.

00:37:47The apex predators of these seas.

00:37:51The apex predators of these seas.

00:37:58The apex predators of these seas.

00:38:05The apex predators of these seas.

00:38:06But the mosasaur moves with frightening speed.

00:38:10Luckily, Hesperoinus is much more agile.

00:38:19But he's exhausted.

00:38:44Hesperoinus is a true survivor.

00:38:48Venturing further into the ocean than any dinosaur ever.

00:38:51Has.

00:38:54But these waters are treacherous.

00:38:57Even for the best swimmers.

00:39:06Despite the dinosaur's success in the shadows, the mosasaurs rule the waves.

00:39:19Eight hundred miles north, on land, it's a different story.

00:39:35Fuelled by a warm, stable climate, the dinosaur's dominance here is unrivaled.

00:39:48The great sauer ponds are thriving among the tall trees, as they have since the dawn of the Jurassic.

00:40:00But down below, there has been a revolution.

00:40:09A female handersaw.

00:40:12A female handersaw.

00:40:14While she may be dwarfed in present company, she's actually larger than an elephant.

00:40:22And she won't be held up by these giants.

00:40:26Because nothing can stop a mother on a mission.

00:40:31And that mission is to feed her family, who are somewhere down there.

00:40:50Long ago, their cheek-stuffing ancestors were scarce and scattered.

00:40:57But hadrosaurs are now so successful, their herds are thousands strong.

00:41:05The greatest gatherings of dinosaurs the world has ever known.

00:41:12But this female's family isn't traveling with the herd.

00:41:17They are in the safety of the creche.

00:41:20The sprawling nursery for hundreds of young hadrosaurs.

00:41:26Including her own.

00:41:32At six months old, they have insatiable appetites.

00:41:37And will eat almost anything she brings them.

00:41:43Anything.

00:41:54Feeding in this bird-like way takes a lot of refills.

00:41:59So, she's constantly leaving to go find food.

00:42:04And when mons are away, little ones will play.

00:42:28With the wingspan of a fighter jet, pterosaurs are now bigger than ever.

00:42:36And creches are the perfect hunting crowns.

00:42:40Where unguarded nests are the easiest pickings.

00:43:00Despite the threat from this towering monster, the mothers will defend their babies in all causes.

00:43:19But the giant pterosaur is determined to feed.

00:43:30The slings from the nest are like a dinner bell to the predator.

00:43:47But the little ones aren't just crying in fear.

00:43:51They are calling for help.

00:44:09This fierce instinct to protect their young is central to the hydrosaur's remarkable success.

00:44:19But other dinosaurs are taking defense to a whole new level.

00:44:25Because the arms race between predator and prey is escalating.

00:44:31And this will give rise to the most iconic dinosaurs of all time.

00:44:41This will take so long that the continent of North America will shift.

00:44:48The land buckling up into the sky.

00:44:59The Rocky Mountains.

00:45:02It's here in the foothills below that the dinosaurs are making an impact.

00:45:18Pachycephalosaurus.

00:45:20Using their outrageously thick skulls to do them for supremacy.

00:45:32Pachycephalosaurus.

00:45:33And alongside them, a dinosaur with even more impressive headgear.

00:45:44Triceratops.

00:45:52She may look like a rhinoceros, but she's twice the size of one.

00:46:00and armed with spear-like horns over one meter in length.

00:46:11Triceratops and Pachycephalosaurus have impressive weapons.

00:46:17Yet there are some here that are even more armed and dangerous.

00:46:31Under the cover of darkness, the latest and greatest of the armored warriors.

00:46:39Six meters long and highly territorial.

00:46:47Pachylosaurus, Magnivendris.

00:46:56He's on patrol for intruders.

00:46:59Bold enough to breach his borders.

00:47:09His tank-like torso is covered in dozens of thick, bony plates.

00:47:19And what's more, he has a powerful new weapon.

00:47:27A club-like tail, weighing half a ton,

00:47:31that he can use to take on whatever stalks these forests.

00:47:40He senses something.

00:48:06His borders have been breached.

00:48:10By the worst possible intruder of all.

00:48:24A Tyrannosaurus Rex.

00:48:39I'm trying to keep trying to put it in control.

00:48:40Let's get over to the Kyocle.

00:48:40Alright.

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00:50:10But in this arms race, there's one thing that does set these dinosaurs apart.

00:50:19Intelligence.

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00:55:01will because as this family's journey is just getting started another journey is

00:55:11approaching its end the asteroid now hurtling towards earth at 50 times the

00:55:21speed of sound will finally have its date with destiny

00:55:54it smashes into the ocean off the coast of Mexico with the power of

00:56:01a billion atomic bombs temperatures are hot enough to vaporize the seabed

00:56:09along with every living thing for hundreds of kilometers

00:56:20far away in the foothills of the Rockies these great dinosaurs have no idea what's

00:56:28about to hit the largest earthquakes in history

00:56:57but the worst is yet to come

00:57:03an enormous wall of superheated debris explodes outward

00:57:22the dinosaurs caught beneath this death cloud are entombed

00:57:30their world is so hot it literally bursts into flames

00:57:42even the toughest armor is no protection

00:57:53the cloud quickly engulfs the entire planet suffocating it with ash

00:58:01shrouding it in darkness

00:58:02the universe

00:58:40The few still standing at the end of the day are in a nightmare, choking in the gloom.

00:59:13By nightfall, the death toll for the dinosaurs is catastrophic.

00:59:43Starved of the sun's rays, an impact winter descends on the earth.

00:59:54Global temperature is dropped by 25 degrees Celsius.

01:00:01Conditions too cold for almost any dinosaur to withstand.

01:00:16Giant sauropods laid to rest in the cinders of the very trees that made them so tall.

01:00:37In their crowded colonies, those who live together die together.

01:00:50Protective mothers cannot shield their young from the freezing temperatures.

01:01:00The punishing cold has also taken its toll on the most famous dinosaur of all.

01:01:14The tyrant king has fallen.

01:01:34Even the mighty tyrannosaurus rex will not survive this.

01:02:06The reign of the dinosaurs.

01:02:10It has finally come to an end.

01:02:37But 66 million years later...

01:02:40The dinosaurs.

01:02:43The dinosaurs.

01:02:43The dinosaurs are rising again.

01:02:49This time, at our hands.

01:02:58Today, their fossils stand as monuments to a lost world.

01:03:04But more than that, they are the keys that unlock the secrets of the dinosaur's story.

01:03:13Our understanding of their lives is now greater than ever.

01:03:17From their very first moments to their very last.

01:03:26And the revelation that on Earth's darkest day, not all dinosaurs died.

01:03:34Some were small enough to find shelter from the apocalypse.

01:03:41And survive even to this day.

01:03:47The flying dinosaurs we now call the birds.

01:03:55And the clues to their past are hiding in plain sight.

01:04:18A remarkable journey that started 235 million years ago.

01:04:24This time continues alongside us.

01:04:29They are the last remaining link to a long lost kingdom that was the age of the dinosaurs.

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