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This coelophysid, the beach ichthyosaur, and the cotylorhynchus have me very excited, this documentary is going to be legendary!
There needs to be more paleozoic documenteries like this and walking with monsters
Ah yes. 2026. Hadrosaurs fighting back once again after Netflix's The Dinosaurs.
I believe this is the first major appearance of paleoloxodon too, which got me hyped
16:12 most likely Titanoides which was part of the group called the Pantodonts that where one of the first groups of herbivorous mammals to grow to large body sizes after the Dinosaurs went extinct.
10:53 Perhaps Cotylorhynchus?
Btw you can use the < and > keys on a youtube video to go between singular frames if it's difficult to see specific shots properly. (not the arrow keys, the comma and full stop)
I expect that all of these animals will be fine and nothing bad will happen to them.
I can already tell this documentary will be amazing
nanuqsaurus looks sooo damn good
The shark grabbing the pterosaur is Cretoxyrhina, though I’m hoping we get a better look at its design. I really hope it’s not just a generic White shark, because prehistoric sharks usually get the short end of the stick when it comes to reconstructions and accuracy in paleo media 😭
I am beyond hyped for this, hopefully it will be available in the Netherlands soon after it's release
10:07 long live the king
3:05 Pretty sure that is a silesaurus! One of those mysterious species that could either be a basal ornithiscian, or might straight up be a archosaur outside of dinosauria.
12:12 This doesn't seem like inostrancevia, it looks like Rubidgea, at least the one on the right
10:52 That's definitely Cotylorhynchus. The animal whose head size was stolen by Erythrosuchus.
Looks amazing! I just REALLY hope the guy doing the the trailer narration isn’t doing the actual series narration. Way too American, and more importantly way too chipper and generic considering the subject matter. The fact that NBCU didn’t want Ken Branagh is bonkers.
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11:05 That is a caseid, probably Cotylorhynchus.
It’s surprisingly unusual to see a shark from the age of dinosaurs killing something in a nature documentary. They’re usually just portrayed as weak compared to pliosaurs or mosasaurs.