Mass Extinction: What Killed The Dinosaurs? | Last Day of the Dinosaurs | Real Wild

Explore the cataclysmic events that led to the extinction of dinosaurs. Witness the last day of the dinosaurs unfold as a colossal asteroid hurtles towards Earth, triggering firestorms, earthquakes, and a devastating mega-tsunami. Experience the aftermath of the impact, where a nuclear winter sets in, plunging the planet into darkness. Discover how some dinosaurs manage to survive against all odds, while mammals eventually rise to dominance.
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[@jabbarmuhammad]

I really love to learn about prehistoric wildlife

[@fernandomorales5179]

Very nice documentary!

[@jaykoblue172]

I really enjoyed this documentary it’s been hard to find ate times on TH-cam these days.

[@Elsewhere81]

Poor dinosaurs :( They must have been so confused and scared.

[@tyronepolk9334]

I just love how the narrator simply put it in layman terms he makes it seem more frightening thank you TH-cam!

[@bigbritishcolumbia7827]

Awesome vid

[@SirBedevereTheWise]

Wrong right off the muscle 🤦🏼‍♂️ they didn't walk where we walked. That soil is long buried and the land had a different shape. They didn't breathe the same air we breathe. The oxygen content in the air was actually a lot higher. And got to the point it was so high that insects developed and grew roughly 80% larger (oxygen was at 30% )

[@jenmb2679]

was there not enough data to teach us more about dinasours? Ive learned a lot more about dinasours on the internet. i learned there were tons of different species and names of other dinasours

[@kristopherstepp3250]

The math is off about the asteroid origin. They say it originated 200 million years ago miles away and took 100 million years to get here. That’s only an average of two miles a year.

[@jenmb2679]

it's youtube. And it's free, so

[@treebeard290]

No, it stated 100 million years before 200 million miles away, but I suggest for you to search high elliptical orbit object like Halley's comet or shoemaker levy 9, they can spend a long time orbiting around the sun eventually crashing on something along the way

[@johnvaleanbaily246]

Does the video have to be this dark ?

[@bigbritishcolumbia7827]

Yes

[@jenmb2679]

yes. Most people dont realize TH-cam is free. lol. im sure you can figure out how to make it brighter

[@treebeard290]

This thing is 14 years old, and yet the brightest I've seen on you tube

[@jasonsmith2439]

Well when almost every single living thing is destroyed in minutes it’s kinda a dark day for planet earth 🤦‍♂️

[@vinces8595]

We didnt have light bulbs 66 million years ago so it only makes sense it’s dark

[@briankane6547]

WOW! A herbivore!! With THAT accent I expected an Erbivore.

[@jenmb2679]

isnt it cool that the dinasours migrated just like the animals today to get to the next watering hole?

[@jenmb2679]

And the planet that collided with earth is never taught or mentioned.

[@IsaiahTheBloxburgBuilder24]

This is crazy 😧

[@johnshields6852]

That valley even with heavy wet fog would stand no chance with that kind of heat, the heat would've evaporated the fog instantly and the heat would've worked it's way into every crack and crevice, even inside caves. It's a nice thought but I don't think so.

[@vivekvishwanathan1989]

U didnt mention deccan plateau whic contibuted more to dinosaur extinction

[@jenmb2679]

you can't get it perfect. I think it was 66 million years ago

[@tyronepolk9334]

God has cleaned the planet so that we can be here! 🙏

[@grantellis2840]

The extinction of animals that lived millions of years ago, not last year or a few years ago, they lived before records were kept and here is a programme claiming this is how they died. For mine this is a guess, it can't be anything else but a guess.

[@petem68]

Well, you go ahead and try and do better then...

[@paulohagan3309]

A guess based on reasonable evidence. We know enough about geology, wildfires, tsunamis volcanic impacts and meteor/asteroid strikes to make such guesses.

[@jenmb2679]

why does the Rex get so much attention, when there were other bigger dinasours that could whoop his as*

[@jenmb2679]

Netflix has tons of dinasour documentaries. they are better

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

Picture was too dark to see details

[@jaykoblue172]

Agreed, I hate when you get videos like that.

[@bigbritishcolumbia7827]

Not supposed to be detailed its stilla great animation

[@jaykoblue172]

@@bigbritishcolumbia7827 agreed.

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

@@bigbritishcolumbia7827 lol It is supposed to be detailed the original version looks great this copy has been downgraded in hopes that it won't get pulled due to copy write violation.

[@petem68]

@@McShaganpronouncedShaegen you mean 'copyright'

[@ianmalcolmislasornaandsand1192]

Connections with Dinosaur Revolution

[@Pets-lili]

ha ha ha

[@jenmb2679]

glass?

[@nelsonvisconti222]

Baloney