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8,821,137 Views • Mar 5, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
Dinosaurs ruled the earth for 160 million years. It seemed they would forever dominate the biosphere. But one day their world was destroyed by a huge rock the size of Everest flying from space.
This is the story of how the era of ancient reptiles came to an end.
The last day of dinosaurs. This is a documentary about the day the dinosaurs died.
#Dinosaurs #Asteroid #reYOUniverse
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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Mar 5, 2022 ^^
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I feel sorry for the dinosaurs for sure. Man, their history is so fascinating and legendary which makes you want to learn more about them.
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I can’t wrap my head around how powerful and mysterious this world is. It’s all so hauntingly fascinating to me. Will we be here in another 100 million years talking about the extinction of humans?
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Now this clearly shows that no matter how much we develop our technology. No one can stop extinction. No one can control the power of Nature!!
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Really puts things in perspective. I feel so sad for the dinosaurs. They had no idea, just enjoying their lives. If only they could have sent Bruce Willis into space, they'd probably still be living on Earth.
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Isn’t it just crazy to think these massive interesting animals have actually lived on our world 😮
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When I was a child, always wanted that one species had survived the asteroid. One of the best thing I've learned in adulthood is that not one, but three groups survived, and quickly spread again throughout the planet
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As a refugee Dinosaur this gives me PTSD. It was a crazy day. I think July 23rd. I was playing with my crocodile nigga in the evening and everything turned into ashes. I still think someone deliberately threw that stone at us. Those were the days man.
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So sad for the infant dinosaurs that hatched after that fateful impact .
What a world to greet them .
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I was there. I felt the impact. It was nuts. I held the T-Rex's hand, and with it's final breath said, "Tell my story..."
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But the camera man is still alive
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I’m watching this now and I just cannot stomach watching what happened to those poor creatures. I think about the pain and terror they must’ve felt, not knowing what was happening. How horrifying and how sad.
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The devastation was just astronomical. You really get a grasp of the magnitute watching this. And just how truly sad it is.This is well put together.Thanks.
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It's both frightening & humbling to know how vulnerable we too are as a species. That we only survive now coz everything is perfectly aligned to allow for it- the sun, elements, stars, moon, other planets, you name it. That that alignment could be disrupted at any moment and there's absolutely nothing we can do about it. Life really is a never ending show.
Many thanks for this vid! Really enjoyed it
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It’s crazy to think how long dinosaurs where around hundreds of millions of years and even the earliest humans haven’t been around even 5% of what dinosaurs were is mind blowing it really is. If only humans got that amount and of time I wonder what could of been achieved, we won’t be around for millions of years
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This is incredibly well done! Great storytelling!
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Scary watching the end and thinking we live on the same earth. You never know what's ahead
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I literally can’t imagine how terrified the disaster was back then. Tsunami, volcanic eruptions and severe earthquakes happened consecutively, putting an end to dinosaurs era. Honestly, I felt really sorry for them, couldn’t be aware of their extinction was about to explode in just a few hours. R.I.P dinosaurs
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yes thank you to all those who filmed it live so many years ago and kept it in tact.
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Excellent video and stunning visuals. I absolutely love how closely related are birds and reptiles.
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@jaymopar3543
2 years ago
Thanks for our brave cameramen who took this footage and died along with the dinosaurs. #respect
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