Dinosaurs have disappeared from the earth for a long time, but they have never been forgotten by people. They are still the most worthy of further exploration of the animal group. They roamed for an astonishing 160 million years. The documentary will take us on a wonderful journey through time, back to the world of dinosaurs.
1. Prehistoric Park
Give people a strong visual impact
"Prehistoric Park" is the latest masterpiece of the British company FremantleMedia. It is vividly hosted by the internationally renowned biological explorer Nigel Marven. It is a very special 3D virtual documentary that awakens public knowledge.
2. Walking with Dinosaurs
Changed the way dinosaurs were told in previous educational feature films
"Walking with Dinosaurs", also known as "Walking with Dragons", is a 6-episode TV series produced by the BBC and released in the United Kingdom in 1999. The film is reconstructed using computer synthesis technology and model reshaping. A scene from the Mesozoic Era.
3. March of Dinosaurs
A dangerous journey to survive
March of the Dinosaurs is a British documentary film directed by Matthew Thompson and released in 2011. It tells the story of dinosaurs living under the Northern Lights who had to make a choice and bravely migrate south to find sunlight.
4. The end of the dinosaurs
When the end comes, the situation of dinosaurs is quite tragic
"The End of the Dinosaurs" is a documentary directed by Richard Dale, also known as "The Extinction of the Dinosaurs". It was released in the United States on August 29, 2010. This film records the most supported hypothesis of the extinction of the dinosaurs - the situation on the earth before and after the meteorite impact event. .
5. Dinosaur Planet Season 1
Take you to see the lost world 95 million years ago
"Dinosaur Planet Season 1" is a documentary produced by the BBC and voiced by John Hurt. It is divided into 6 episodes and was released in 2011. The film uses a large number of computer special effects to truly show more than 50 unique prehistoric species and their living environment.
6. Dinosaurs are invincible
The Definitive Guide to Dinosaur Anatomy
In the series Invincible, respected paleontologists and scientists will use advanced computer painting technology and biomechanical research to peel back the skin, muscles and bones of dinosaurs to discover how dinosaurs functioned in an extremely violent world. Survival, will also reveal the latest discoveries in the field of science fiction imaging.
7. The great resurrection of ancient behemoths
Resurrect the ancient behemoths one by one and reappear before your eyes
"The Great Resurrection of Ancient Behemoths" is a documentary produced in the United Kingdom and released on July 5, 2010. It introduces ancient behemoths such as Terrorbird, Mosasaurus, Spinosaurus, and Bear.
8. Dinosaur Era
A complete and detailed ecological record of dinosaurs on Earth
"Age of the Dinosaurs" is an American documentary that will take you to explore the Triassic Period when reptiles were at their peak, the Jurassic Period when dinosaurs dominated the earth, and the end of the Cretaceous Period when meteorites struck and caused the Earth's greatest disaster. It will deduce different periods of life. The ecology of dinosaurs and their evolving biological characteristics.
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