00:00Speed and Survival, the fastest dinosaurs of the prehistoric world.
00:05A small dinosaur sprints across a dusty prehistoric plain.
00:10Across ancient North America and Asia, fast dinosaurs chased prey, dodged predators, and relied on speed to survive in open
00:18terrain.
00:19An ornithomimus dashes across cretaceous floodplains, stretches long legs forward, and may have reached speeds close to 40 miles per
00:27hour.
00:28A gallimimus bolts through Mongolian deserts, runs on powerful hind legs, and uses lightweight bones to outrun larger predators.
00:36A velociraptor charges across sandy ground, pivots sharply, and uses speed and agility to ambush prey in tight spaces.
00:45A struthiomimus sprints across ancient forests, keeps balance with a long tail, and outruns danger using bird-like speed.
00:52A dromicaeomimus races across prehistoric plains, stretches its neck forward, and maintains high speed over long distances.
01:01A compsagnathus darts between rocks, snaps up small prey, and relies on quick bursts of speed to survive among larger
01:08hunters.
01:09From small sprinters to agile hunters, speed gave these dinosaurs a critical edge in a world filled with constant danger.
01:17In the age of dinosaurs, the fastest runner often lived another day.
