Dinosaur Planet: Pod's Travels pt 1

[yimiela32]

wherer is part 4?

[mcrfan343]

I prefer that dinosaurs weren't covered in feathers. I prefer the reptile skin then the bird one

[King0fRand0mness]

4:08. The only thing they felt 100% was the ground shaking!

[gingamaster134]

@tanzmm a type of fern i think

[lovelock512]

why is there so much grass? grass didnt apper untill a few million years ago

[gryphonprince]

@lovelock512

They just film the landscape and then animate overtop of it.

[BRICKSMASHTV]

I like these video series. They are so amazing.

[OrangeGriff]

ive been looking for this show for 5 years......awsome

[Shirozarusama]

Iguanodon looks very strange.... It looks like a mutant Orodromeus, but runs on four feet!

[MadScavengerStudios]

is there a polish version of it?

[roqua5]

Yes! Finally i found it. This was my favorite show to watch when i was little.

[ASunBurstHein]

Grass did not exist at this time in earth's history....

[Polska675]

@ASunBurstHein grass evolved in the late cretaceous...

[Raphael041]

he looks a bit like white tip from the other episode

[royalgarnet]

was that alpha on alphas egg episode?

[Noisegator]

I love Slater as an actor but his narration is like sand-paper to the ears. Great video series though.

[Belcolett]

I love pyroraptor but i really doubt that they had quite that many pryrofeathers (the hairlike feathers you see on Pod.) I think that they had FEWER feathers but thats just me.

[zillatamer]

i never liked their sauropods, too pot bellied, and small legged.

[MrGabimus]

pyoraptor is a mamifer-reptile?

[felixbroadcast10]

STOP TALKING ABOUT SCIENCE!

plz! just watch this awsomey animated vid :3

[AQW1stLordOfChaos]

@felixbroadcast10 i completely agree with you but this is on the discovery channel which means the background and the personalities and stuff are suppose to be correct

[HoopsAndDinoMan]

What's with all the grass??

[vladissuperspecial]

pods pack runs for high grounds

which means a tiny dirt hill 3 feet away

[Rex28445]

@vladissuperspecial Lol

[Koga33525]

the dwarf iguanodonts later on probably are

[Koga33525]

did arenysaurus live with the big dinosaurs or the small dinosaurs? b/c if it lived with the small dinosaurs on hateg island, then the people who made dinosaur planet forgot to feature forty-foot hadrosaurs in this episode

it's kind of interesting that in europe there were dromaeosaurs and hadrosaurs from north america and asia, abelisaurids and titanosaurs from the southern hemisphere, and iguanodonts who lived on nearly every other continent

[Koga33525]

i think rhabdodon are the mini iguanodonts on the other island

and iguanodon might've survived in europe into the late cretaceous b/c the hadrosaurs that might compete with them all lived far away

i heard there were hadrosaurs in south america, antarctica, asia, and north america (and antarctica?) around this time but i don't know about europe or africa

[Koga33525]

@Koga33525 i just noticed i said antarctica twice in that comment when there was no reason to

:P

[narbs22]

to super98sonic

a pyroraptor is a spesies of raptor like velocorapeor, dromeasuars,and utahraptor

[TYPEArchANGEL]

i love pod!!!

[rupitusman]

me tooo

[Super98Sonic]

what's a pyroraptor?

[tyranus226]

@Super98Sonic It is obviously a type of raptor, search them up if you want more info

[Super98Sonic]

k, they look like they have feathers

[14dixonj]

@super98sonic its latin or greek for "fire thief" i dont know how they got the name, maybe the fossils were charred, idk

[imdamaster2010]

this is overall a good documentary but i do wish that they would use close up shots or animaltronics like bbc`s walking with dinosaurs btw nice graphics and cgi tho=] 5/5

[Koga33525]

they used animatronics and closeups when pod was at sea

[KazemonFrontier]

Evolution is fake.

[Ryagful]

they are!

[wimwamjoey]

wow this is terrible. firstly grass didn't evolve until well after dinosaurs out an secondly sauropods didn't chew.

[xtonicsoul]

the sauropods arent chewing. there swallowing.

[vijaythebehemoth]

wats the deal with those sauropods anyway

[Jaredraptor]

Actually, back in '05 paleontologists found evidence that grasses may have evolved in the Jurassic. And even if grasses didn't, you've got to remember tht they exist now, and when a show films backgrounds live there's going to be grass. What, did you expect them to tear it all out of the ground?

[pyroman1000k]

@wimwamjoey

Actually grass first appeared during the late cretaceous, but yeah, sauropods didn't chew.

[ironhide9012]

such a happy ending for Pod

[htfamily]

will you please upload alpha's egg to youtube?

[znesmm]

999999billion/5

[dudeman10280]

wow...the landscape is really amazing....

[KewlCrayon]

Thanks tvshowslive! I've been aching to watch these shows again, I havent seen them in years, since they were first show on discovery. Thanks soo much, I love these shows I wish they made more than 4.

[RoyalZebraGirl]

a dinosaur passed gas at 4:23

[clubpenguindino]

Lol

[sheldonfan86]

What a sec saurupods were gone in certasus

[clubpenguindino]

No they weren't, the Diplodicids died out(a few survived), a new group of saurorpods evolved, Titanosaurs, they lived in the Cretaceous, and they grew huge. The Titanosaur featured in this part is Ampelosaurus, the dwarf ones are Magyarosaurus

[Koga33525]

not titanosaurs

in parts of north america the sauropods became comepletely extinct but the sauropod here and its relatives colonized south america, africa, north america as far north as utah, antarctica, india, madagascar (i think) and australia

and possibly asia

you're thinking of diplodicus

they were gone by the cretaceous but titanosaurs are descendants of the brachiosaurs or at least related to them

[chuckbuck96]

@Koga33525 its not diplodicus its diplodocus

[antony0126]

Great graphics. When was this created?

[tru2me3001]

it was first aired on the discovery channel in 2003

[aaron5544]

15/5 nice vid !!!

[ArcticNergy]

thanks for the vid my friend:) 5/5