Dive into the depths of Earth’s ancient oceans, where monstrous creatures ruled the waters in a world far more terrifying than any nightmare. This prehistoric documentary explores the bizarre and fearsome marine predators that once dominated our planet—massive arthropods, relentless hunters, and deep-sea horrors beyond imagination. Discover how these creatures lived, hunted, and eventually vanished, leaving only fossils and legends behind. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest videos! TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction 04:36 King of the Crocodilians - Deinosuchus riograndensis 10:39 Plesiosaurs - The Long-Necked Assassins 15:56 Tanystropheus 23:09 Ichthyosaurs - The Fast and the Ferocious 30:53 Mosasaurs - King of the Ocean 36:59 Basilosaurus 42 :27 Helicoprion 47:43 Ending COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.
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theres a man who says there was no dinosaur with a stronger bite force then megalodon. i believe mosarsoarus was stronger.
Super fascinating. Prehistoric marine life is so much more interesting than land (in my humble opinion lol).
Not a bad fairy tale story, because we have no clue (evidence) of how animals behaved in the water or on land. You cannot look at a fossil and determine how it behaved or lived. But, again, your "documentary" makes for interesting storytelling.
Dolphins?? Gentle?? Tell that to the pufferfish lol. Anyways great vid, you actually got a sub from me.
This was put together so well. Very informative. Easily the best of its kind. The animation you aquired is really well orchestrated. Highly impressive.
Hey love the video was wondering where u get most of ur clips?
Great documentary. I loved the presentation of each creature. You earned a subscribe from me. 🦈🌊
i'm no expert but an exposed long neck underwater just seems like a very vulnerable physical trait....
amazing storytelling ...... can we believe this stuff ....
the monsters of the past were terrifying
So I've been looking some stuff up and I want to know if my math is right... The average distance between earth and moon is 238,855 miles. The moon moves away from earth at 1.5"/year, that's 12.5 feet every 100 years. 12.5' X? =238,855 238,855/12.5= 19,108.4... Is this correct? If it is, 19,108.4 years ago, the moon would have been scraping the earth...
Crocodilians just reduced their sized...they function the same
Very interesting video, the way you present it
It's information like this that makes me believe alternative theories about ancient civilizations. Hearing people speak with such authority on how something behaved so long ago makes you realize it's at best educated guesses presented as fact. Once you realize that everything comes into question
I like this scary stuff.
It is called a food chain, nothing new and still current today.
"The tides were stronger because of a younger moon" The pull of the moon over the tides has nothing at all to do with it's age what a load of crap. The tide is influenced by the mass and proximity of the moon.
Hahaha. "The pull of a younger moon"? Lol. How does the age of an object determine it's gravitational effect??
The creatures were larger before is totally wrong. The blue whale is the largest.
Nice video... But you start with a huge mistake... nothing back then was bigger than the current blue whale.