Monsters We Met - Eternal Frontier pt. 1

[xXFATxPEPPERSXx]

aim better foo

[SarrasiHope]

gotta love the BBC

[TheDillchipset]

240p we meet again....

[RajaHarimau98]

Run Great-Great-Great-Great (717 greats later) Great Grandpa!

[BloodyPainfulDeath]

Been looking for this program....thanks for uploading, haven't seen it in years. ^_^

[laksemann]

He should have a Mauser K98......

[Scoinsoffaterocks]

The Monsters we met my ASS!

It should be called the Monsters they met.

[Dinoman217]

@Scoinsoffaterocks By we, the guys meant our ancestors!

[Scoinsoffaterocks]

@Dinoman217

I am talking about the animal's point of view when I said:

"The monsters THEY met."

[Scoinsoffaterocks]

Which is worse, Australia or N. America?

Australia is just plain rough, all survival, and has giant "ducks" of doom, super "lions" , "dragons", Marsupial "hippos", oddly-proportioned oversized hopping pouched thing (bigger than those we have now), giant river beast, snakes, and much more.

N. America may have familiar creatures but in greater proportions, greater diversity, and a lot more feisty.

Either way, these early humans may have conquered beast, but are somehow helpless against Europeans!

[sammy8482]

its like prehistoric park when nigel encountered the cave bear

[mingsorock3]

its not child its your gand grand grand grand grand 1000 times its your 1000 times grand father

[younwhosarmy]

Seriously... are you not going to acknowledge the Solutrean peoples were here 2,000 years earlier from Europe... You talk about the course of History being changed yet you Don't acknowledge the evidence... The real History continues to be learned.. The Truth is often an Offense but Never a Sin... White Stone Age Europeans were here 1st..! The Human Genome Project confirms this. As The earliest Eastern Asian Tribes have the genes. and the physical features long before Columbus.

[725672567256]

amazing but dangerous lives they must have lived

[wheelzwheela]

Man, those guys must have been pumping out some major carbon emissions to warm the Earth like that!

[sukruoosten]

wow waht did the five fingers say to the face????

SLAP SLAP SLAP

[gplus46]

maximusdarkultima

I've never read that humans were responsible for killing off Mamoths, . it is interesting though to consider, how people described these monsters, which continued as people explored new regions encountering surviving monsters such as octapus etc. It's pretty clear that people have a difficult time describing what is so different from what they've ever seen, and may not even be able to see it properly at first. Facinating.

[zeepzop]

Sharpest blades? I wonder.

What about katana's?

[amilosempre]

@zeepzop 1st Blades not necessarily swords... beside it was from that time with that knowledge

[Gesmehod]

@zeepzop obsidian blades are sharper than scalpels. No way you could get a sword sharper than chipped obsidian.

[CandelarioGaIvan]

It is like looking at Torka and Lonit in "The First Americans"

[nobodykh]

anyone know the name of the song that started at 7:07

[hulkmeister23]

None of this was in the Animal Planet broadcast.

[Dinoman217]

@hulkmeister23 i own it!

[hulkmeister23]

@Dinoman217 u own the missing footage?

[Dinoman217]

@hulkmeister23 Not that! But the animal planet version!

[hulkmeister23]

@Dinoman217 Wut I meant, none of this footage was in the Animal Planet version.

[cyberoptictroll]

Walking With Beasts?

[DaveAKATheNewRexHunt]

@cyberoptictroll no, it's called 'Monsters we Met' and was originally broadcast by the BBC!

[EVILmustDIE666]

amazing show:))) i love it:):):) and great upload