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Experience the world of dinosaurs like never before in this epic five-night event, from Executive Producer Jon Favreau and the producers of Planet Earth. Featuring David Attenborough, Prehistoric Planet is now streaming on Apple TV+
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Feathers make dinosaurs just more interesting. I wish more people (particularly YEC) could accept the true nature of the greatest creation ever: animals.
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It's so interesting to see the change in dinosaur perception that happened in my lifetime.
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Truly amazing
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I wish these things were still alive
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I'm not sure how to describe it but a feathered velociraptor just seems so... elegant, regal - grandiose? All in a very deadly way
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Feathers in advanced flightless dinosaurs might have serve for the thermal regulation. Mammals have fur, advanced dinosaurs (either flying/avian or flightless) had feathers.
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YOO WE CAN COMMENT NOW
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sorry allergenic time travelers
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Its because the jurassic park dinos arent really dinos but abominations with mixed dna
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Pretty sure T-Rex, and many other dinosaurs, had feathers as well, as they were the ancestors of today's raptor birds and were most-likely omnivores. They likely made bird-like noises as well. Giving them elephant skin is weird.
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@asiawojcicka9909
3 months ago
that fall was the most breathtaking moment of my favorite scene in my favorite prehistoric life documentary.
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