00:03What if extinction was only the beginning?
00:16Tyrannosaurus rex was built to dominate its world.
00:30But beyond these trees, something was watching.
00:40Sixty-six million years ago, North America belonged to giants, to giants.
00:54And the king had already chosen where to hunt.
01:05Predators look for opportunity, and one animal was falling behind.
01:20Every step brought the predator closer.
01:30For a few dangerous seconds, the herd's protection was gone.
01:44This predator didn't need to rush.
01:57Its massive legs carried a body built for power.
02:10And its greatest weapon was a devastating bite.
02:22Now, millions of years of evolution came down to timing.
02:31Around the hunter, the forest seemed to understand the danger first.
02:49The hunt was about to begin.
02:59But attacking too early could waste the only chance that mattered.
03:09The herd had only seconds to react.
03:22For the weaker animal, the distance was disappearing.
03:36But a herd was more than a crowd.
03:40It could also be protection.
03:50The hunter changed its approach without abandoning the hunt.
04:03And in the open ground ahead, the hunt would change again.
04:14The first opportunity of Tunity was disappearing.
04:18But another was forming.
04:28Every obstacle could decide who survived.
04:40One wrong move could injure even the most powerful predator.
04:51Survival wasn't about winning every fight.
04:55Survival wasn't about winning every fight.
04:56Sometimes it meant avoiding one.
05:03And suddenly, patience became pursuit.
05:07The hunter was being pursuit.
05:08It was about winning every fight.
05:28But this time, the story didn't stay on the screen.
05:41Sixty-six million years later, we're still looking back, and then, the king made his
05:57move.
