Life After Dinosaurs - Documentary [Part 1/5]

[albert88721]

2:57 You bastard ! You killed my great x 10^7 grandfather !

[EthanNin0]

I wish there was another Walking With Dinosaurs series...

That was some top notch stuff.

[OneManHasFun]

thx for uploading

[RajaHarimau98]

The mammals are okay-looking, but the dinosaurs, ugh... the dinosaurs just suck.

[mralanv]

1:40 our ancestor XD hahaha

[Lakanen90]

how did they know it had hair?

[NorthSideCapone]

FAKE !!!

[pump555]

@NorthSideCapone well no shit...

[corbweb4]

2:44  ....... IT'S A TRAP!

[Dogmutt45]

That early mammal is so cute.

[TheReviewSpace]

@Dogmutt45

i think they cutie-fied it for the special just to make it seem more likeable.

who knows if they were actually more feral and ratty-looking. those things

looked way too cuddly for descendants of 'reptilian mammals'.

[LibranWay]

is THAT so...

[356butch]

How do we know for certain that T rex couldn't swim? Or are we still just guessing...

[theElectr0ne]

@ErikaCn100 Are you fucking kidding me?

You're probably the most ignorant person I've seen on youtube

[Fr1jd]

lol, after "walking with dinosaurs" this looks like shit

[FrshJurassicPrnceYA]

Supersaurus could have gotten heavier!!!

[kennjohnsen]

Always the evolution propaganda rubbish.

[Hobu123]

@kennjohnsen

Have problems with real world?

[kennjohnsen]

@Hobu123

No.

[Hobu123]

@kennjohnsen

Evolution is real world.

[kennjohnsen]

@Hobu123

No, it's a dogma, designed for the compact majority.

[Hobu123]

@kennjohnsen

What is "dogma" in observable reality?

[kennjohnsen]

@Hobu123

Evolution have never been observed, that's the reality, on the contrary, it has been observed not to happen, it's a dogma, for you the compact majority.

[Hobu123]

@kennjohnsen

Absurd nonsense. Evolution is constantly observed in LIVING POPULATIONS. Observed and experimented with by scientists. EVERY YEAR bioscientists publish around 20,000 peer reviewed articles about their research and discoveries about evolution. PubMed database alone contains about 300,000 such articles.

Out of which you have read exactly ZERO.

[kennjohnsen]

@Hobu123

Absolutely nonsense, no birth of a species have ever been observed, it's pure stupidity for you the people.

[Hobu123]

@kennjohnsen

Uneducated nonsense. Formation of new species has been observed numerous times both in nature and in labs. Get some basic education and stop listening the idiotic anti-intellectual propaganda fed to you by religious fundamentalist liars.

[kennjohnsen]

@Hobu123

Gullible Government believing nonsense, no species formation have been observed and described in the written history of man. And I don't listen to liars, religious christian.....or stupid religious evolutionist fundamentalist like you.

[Hobu123]

Koopman, K. F. 1950. Natural selection for reproductive isolation between Drosophila pseudoobscura and Drosophila persimilis. Evolution. 4:135-148.

Rabe, E. W. and C. H. Haufler. 1992. Incipient polyploid speciation in the maidenhair fern (Adiantum pedatum, adiantaceae)? American Journal of Botany. 79:701-707.

Rice, W. R. and G. W. Salt. 1988. Speciation via disruptive selection on habitat preference: experimental evidence. The American Naturalist. 131:911-917.

[Hobu123]

Soltis, D. E. and P. S. Soltis. 1989. Allopolyploid speciation in Tragopogon: Insights from chloroplast DNA. American Journal of Botany. 76:1119-1124.

Thompson, J. N. 1987. Symbiont-induced speciation. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. 32:385-393.

Weinberg, J. R., V. R. Starczak and P. Jora. 1992. Evidence for rapid speciation following a founder event in the laboratory. Evolution. 46:1214-1220.

[Hobu123]

Want more? There is hundreds and hundreds of more as speciation has been observed many times.

Take off your religiogoggles, stop listening the idiotic babbling and anti-intellectual propaganda of your religious fundamentalist mentors and come to real world.

[JungleMeta]

@Hobu123 Have you considered that what you see or or experience is not real? Samas's net, Indra's web, etc. Please define evolution, because until we figure out this dimension everything is thrown out the window like a bad acid trip.

[Markle6]

@JungleMeta your 100% correct, but the other "dimensions" or spiritual worlds are like really cool acid trips

[Xonx68]

7:07- 7:13 Creeped the hell out of me.

[Apmongoman]

How can egg-laying rodent-like creatures be considered mammals? Isn't mammal supposed be a technical term for creatures giving birth to live spawn? And not egg-laying. Well correct me if I'm wrong, either way.. this production has really lousy CGI effects.

[Fuckethead]

@Apmongoman Ahh, At 6:25 he says when the placenta evolved it allowed an internal connection, but before that mammals laid eggs. Weird!

[KantoIkari]

@Fuckethead do you know platypus? ...it's the same stuff :P

[TheVelociraptor15]

@Apmongoman Explain how the duck-billed platypus is a mammal then.

[alachabre]

@TheVelociraptor15 Easy - mammary glands, from which the term mammals evolves. That, and fur instead of scales or feathers.

[alachabre]

@Apmongoman The first mammals laid eggs, they were monotremes, like the platypus.

[mothrasaurus]

Didn't some of this come from Mammals vs. Dinos?

[juki0h]

i for one am glad an asteroid came and killed off the dinosaurs

[lizardsrulz33]

a burning carnotarus......that is sad

[JungleMeta]

I Don't believe in evolution... not like this. Science is nothing more than theory, one variable can throw it all off... What about the 'Off Earth' variable?

[ferm94]

@JungleMeta well then ur an idiot...

[JungleMeta]

@ferm94 Thats the best you can do? There are traces of fungi in our DNA that were inserted into our makeup horizontally, without the usual vertical traces of genetic history which are vertical.  These fungi cannot be found anywhere on earth. This is a serious problem with evolutionary theory. Darwin was an idiot. Do you have an intelligent comment to leave? Or have you not been laid in way too long/if ever?

[Hobu123]

@JungleMeta

Traces of fungi in DNA? Do you have any idea what you are talking about?

[JungleMeta]

@Hobu123 Yeah, thats Laymen for Mitochondria and RNA. When I dig up the 250 page report I'll forward you the link.

[Apmongoman]

@JungleMeta Uh, no science is not just theory. In many cases it's fact, and how can you not believe in evolution? I'm not saying scientists and palaentologists are right about all their assumptions but evolution is a proven fact on so many levels.

[alachabre]

@JungleMeta So your conclusion seems to be, since science cannot explain everything, then science explains nothing. Damn good thing your attitude is in the rare minority.

[JungleMeta]

@alachabre And it is also known that the majority of humans are mentally defective. I like how a scientific discussion turns into an argument with personal insults, very wise of you. Yes, the fact even that observing an experiment takes away from the result is itself the thread that undoes the whole quilt. Your beliefs are based on faulty info. Keep drinking Fluoride, its good for your pineal/pituitary gland.

[alachabre]

@JungleMeta Personal insults? Where did you see a personal insult? That comment in itself lends evidence that your comprehensive skills may be lacking. To get back on subject, you are quite wrong that the influence of observation on experimentation invalidates the whole enterprise. The idea is, to be kind, preposterous. (statement-rebuttal-close)

[Thesurge747]

that's the derpiest t-rex i've ever seen....

[KadoatieXD]

Like Multituberculata, they may hav had rodent lik skulls but they were related 2 marsupials. I kno, it's confusing, but theydid evolve these features cuz they filled the niche that rodents do 2day. Read more about the evolution of rodents so u kan understand more.

[KadoatieXD]

We didn't evolve from mice of the order Rodents, but we did came from the last common ancestor of all placental mammals, wich all looked lk rats and opossums. Then they turned into primates, ungulates, and so on! Rodents 2day hav features that differ from these rat like critters they evolved from. Not to mention there were mammals that had rodent like features but were related 2 marsupials..

[KadoatieXD]

We evolved from mouse-like critters, and they wernt true mice (not to mention the mouse like mammals in the late cretaceous were actually marsupials, related to opossums). They may had looked lik mice from the outside, but they wernt even rodents at all! Just like the first true reptiles in the Carboniferous may have looked like lizards, but they wernt even from the order Squamata.

[ronaldello97]

is this the same documentary with the carnotaurus? I always wanted to see carnotaurus on documentaries.

[TheDrummerDude4820]

Is this tard seriously trying to tell me we came from freakin mice?? Why would a mouse still be around today then? If we supposedly evolved from these creatures, theoretically showing natural selection choosing us causing mice to become extint due to the fact that we are the dominant species, then why are the mice still around? If it "evolved" into something better, why did it stick around?

[savanath]

@TheDrummerDude4820 we came from mammals that look like a mouse, its not mouse. Many mammals may look the same when they are actually not the same species. For instance human and chimpanzees share the same ancestors, that ancestors is not a chimpanzee, but a creature that we see as looking like a chimp.

[alachabre]

@TheDrummerDude4820 If North Americans came from English, French and Spanish, why are there still English French and Spanish?

[sajakram1]

christians wiped out the dinosaurs...

[adamgrogory]

Not bad...Not bad...

[inotaishu1]

"Our ancestors, mammals" I think someomne forgot, that we are mammals.

[lamestbiokinectic]

the croc is a KSer

[himmelstanzer]

@SuperLoumister @monstermoonshine @lifeform106:

Monotremes are mammals that lay eggs and the females have primitive milk glands with no visible nipple or breast. The difference with them is that they have a cloaca to facilitate reproduction. They represent a bridge between reptiles and mammals. There are three classifications of mammals based on reproductive characteristics by the females of their species that are currently extant; Monotremes, Marsupials, and Placentals.

[himmelstanzer]

@SuperLoumister @monstermoonshine @lifeform106:

Monotremes are mammals that lay eggs and have primitive milk glands with no visible nipple or breast. They represent a bridge between reptiles and mammals. There are three types of mammals currently extant; Placentals, Marsupials, and Monotremes.

[pong224]

10:08- Do A Barrel Roll!!

[lolzmadgame]

its like life after people

[carlsm95]

Sorry but I have to admit the CGI is very mediocre. I could make those things on MS Paint.

[Int3rvent1on]

@carlsm95 Well..its NG. Its not a hollywood blockbuster or anything :P

[justafrinian]

@Int3rvent1on Walking with dinosaurs was so much better CG wise.

[mcmlxvi]

@carlsm95 It is most unfortunate that now a days, our youth; is way more motivated by the quality of CGI and XF than the actual content of a documentary. Most unfortunate indeed.

[Markle6]

@carlsm95 I'll bet you 100 dollars you can't ... you have all the YouTube witnesses.

[DestrIGNo101]

Yay, Kritosaurus!!

[SuperLoumister]

How come there mammals if they lay eggs:L 2:49?

[monstermoonshine]

@SuperLoumister : Primitive mammals lay eggs... there are some mammals today that continue to do so, such as the Platypus.

[SuperLoumister]

@monstermoonshine Yea i guess your right...

[lifeform106]

@SuperLoumister dude there are ones today that still laid eggs!

[mason8398]

COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

[kinotakashi]

1:37 SO CUTE!!!! I want one!

[Int3rvent1on]

@kinotakashi I know! :D

[Marvel126]

@kinotakashi You gonna need a Delorean and 1.1 gigawatts of power! haha If you're gonna get on of those little creatures.

[JewwTroll]

Nice

[AdvanXer]

Thank you!