Dinosaur Discovery
Season 3 Episode 3 - From Dinosaurs to Birds: The Remarkable Evolutionary Journey Unveiled
Dinosaurs are not extinct. Although you won't see the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex - dinosaurs still walk among us in the form of birds, who are descended from theropod dinosaurs.
Audio Languages: English
Subtitles: English
Starring:Robert Bientjes
Directed by:GJ Media
Season 3
S03:E01 - Hadrosaurs: The Duck-Billed Dino's
Today we will be exploring hadrosaur's in great detail, travelling to each and every continent in which they thrived, usually throughout the Late Cretaceous.
S03:E02 - Dromaeosaurs: The Strange Carnivores of the Mesozoic Era
The maniraptoran theropod dinosaurs, members of the family Dromaeosauridae, are among the most famous and commonly depicted of all dinosaurs.
S03:E03 - From Dinosaurs to Birds: The Remarkable Evolutionary Journey Unveiled
Dinosaurs are not extinct. Although you won't see the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex - dinosaurs still walk among us in the form of birds, who are descended from theropod dinosaurs.
S03:E04 - Sinosauropteryx: The Tiny Feathered Predator
Today, we will meet the fascinating little theropod in all its glory. This is a dinosaur that we know in incredible detail, right down to the colours of its feathers.
S03:E05 - Carnotaurus: The Terrifying Horned Carnivorous Dinosaur
There is a lot more to the story of Carnotaurus than just its appearances in popular media and today we will be exploring this dinosaur in great detail.
S03:E06 - Quetzalcoatlus: The Largest Flying Animal EVER to Live
Today, we will be exploring the environment in which Quetzalcoatlus lived, the different species within the genus, and the controversies surrounding its discovery.
S03:E08 - Coelophysis: The Legendary Dinosaur of the Triassic
We will be exploring how the Coelophysis lived and hunted and what its world would have looked like when it stalked its Late Jurassic home over two hundred million years ago.
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