The little kid who loves dinosaurs and incredible prehistoric animals, and the adult who likes science and history inside me, are both excited for this one.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s with the best prehistoric life docs of the time like Walking with dinosaurs, prehistoric park, and walking with beasts, and as someone who is now putting in the work to become a paleontologist, this makes me so happy. The story of life on earth is over three billion years in the making and is such a fascinating story. I cannot wait for this!
This series is nothing new, its based on very old and outdated facts. Do yourself a favor if you are watching this, research their facts before you believe em. Like the rippling water, its actually impossible. '93 Jurassic Park has more actual facts in its trailer than this docu trailer and thats 1993!!😂😂
@@CharlesLechmere_the_Ripper My dude, I'm literally studying historical geology in university. I'm actually doing a research project right now on late cretaceous dinosaurs. I know a thing or two about prehistoric animals. I watch things like this for entertainment. You sound like you're great at parties my guy.
"Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “He is Allah-One ˹and Indivisible˺; Allah-the Sustainer ˹needed by all˺. He has never had offspring, nor was He born. And there is none comparable to Him.” Quran
Why do living things continue to exist? Of course because they are constantly being made! At the same time forcing these antonyms to continue to decorate planet earth; Beautiful - ugly Happy - hard Laugh - cry Full - hungry Life - death Predator - prey
I have been a big fan of dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals since I watched the BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Creatures documentaries almost 20 years ago. With the animation now, I hope they give us a good documentary with this new program from NETFLIX. It will especially be phenomenal to have Morgan Freeman 0:33 as narrator and Steven Spielberg as executive producer.
@@TheThrivingTherapsid it’s nice scutosaurus is finally making an appearance in media too. Permian creatures in general are criminally underrepresented. Most people when they see a dimetrodon immediately call it a dinosaur and then are surprised when you tell them it’s a synapsid and more closely related to mammals than dinosaurs.
@@theotheseaeagle it also highlights the numerous groups of animals which thrived in the Permian and co-dominated with the synapsids, thinking primarily of the temnospondyls and the parareptiles, and did not make it further down the road due climate and archosaurs. How the mammals (the only surviving representative of the clade synapsida) survived this far is a mysterious, happy miracle to me.
Saw the first episode of this tonight and was blown away. The special effects and Morgan Freeman’s expert narration had me spellbound. To mirror what someone else said, the child in me was at once dazzled and humbled. At times, it even brought tears to my eyes. Visually stunning and extremely moving.
Damn straight I saw that Inostrancevia hunting a Scutosaurus just like in wwm (though it no longer seems quite as scary and alien looking, as it has a more realistic appearance now)
In his 93 years, Attenborough has visited every continent on the globe, exploring the wild places of the planet and documenting the living world in all its variety and wonder. But during his lifetime, Attenborough has also seen first-hand the monumental scale of humanity's impact on nature.
I grew up watching him on the screens. He is one of earths most valuable assets :) The man who made me love and appreciate nature so much, David Attenborough. Indeed our actions are ruining earth…leading to biodiversity loss and it’s sad. I am building a startup to tackle this challenge and I welcome everyone to join me on this journey.
And I don't think that david Attenborough is the one who documented the things you've watched, there are some amazing filmmakers who do that , he reads scripts .
@@adil.670 Attenborough did document a lot in his early years (and he was the writer for many of his famous shows presented/narrated by him until 2015), but yeah now he usually reads scripts or presents for brief moments in big-scale series and works mostly as a presenter for BBC specials (though being able to do that at his age is still amazing imo)
If you had the option to travel only once to the past , and spend just a day there, which animal would you like to see (the answer might include several animals, if you know enough about the time period of choice. Planned out in such a way that in this one day you could see several animals that co-existed ) ?
Being someone who wanted to be a palaeontologist but ultimately got stunted (due to other issues I had to deal with) I really hope THIS can get me back on track and I seriously can't wait to get to watch this!
god this documentary will be awesome, i wanted so much to see more time periods than cretaceous and this one will basically cover the whole history of life as we know it, i can't wait to watch it
The last 15 minutes of the last episode was one of the most eye opening things I've ever watched. As bad as it sounds, when you see a family that is about to have their fourth kid, "Congrats" is the opposite of what you should be saying. We are ruining this beautiful planet that we are privileged to have.
@@samworkman818 Prehistoric Planet was amazing. It's Appletv+ (or whatever it's called) but you can easily sign up for a free trial to watch and then not pay for it (I think a lot of us did)
I’m super excited to see another Prehistoric documentary series that explores the Paleozoic and Cenozoic eras considering we had so many prehistoric series center on Dinosaurs and the late Mesozoic era (Cretaceous) for a long time. And in regards of the CG even if it’s not in the level of the CG used in Apple TV+’s Prehistoric Planet I Consider this to be almost on par with that series and love the looks of the Prehistoric Creatures being brought to life by ILM.
Don’t get excited about the Cenozoic. We’re only seeing the Pleistocene (which was LITERALLY MODERN DAY in evolutionary terms; almost all living animals had already evolved by this point), skipping over the ACTUAL story of mammalian (and other) evolution during the Cenozoic that had happened before that point. We also know there are several glaring issues with some of the Pleistocene segments. It’s really just the Paleozoic segments that stand out.
@@bkjeong4302 Well regardless, I’m excited we’re seeing other Prehistory eras outside of the late Mesozoic era (Cretaceous) especially the Triassic and Jurassic eras considering we’ve had so many prehistoric documentaries set during the late Cretaceous.
@@EChacon I think what we should really be getting excited about is the fact that the Permian period is finally getting well deserved attention in mainstream media. Boy am I excited to see some gorgonops and Scutosaurus action
Prehistoric Planet and this?! So happy they’re investing lots of love and even from iconic artists into dinosaur shows. It’s cool to see Spielberg back on a dinosaur project and 2 legendary narrators Morgan Freeman for this and David Attenborough for Prehistoric Planet. Hope this expands prehistory in media especially paleontologically accurate 😄
Correction: The dinosaur that appeared before Doedicurus is likely Brachiosaurus, though promo art shows that Diplodocus will likely make an appearance as well
I could listen to Morgan a freeman all day and could it be any better than directed by Steven Spielberg? Will buy popcorn tomorrow ready for this epic show.
This is incredible looking. Its gonna be sad during the mass extinctions, especially the Great Dying. But incredible nonetheless. Titanis, Scutosaurus and (assumedly) Innostrancevia, the giant Nautiloids and the dromeosaurs at the end all look absolutely amazing.
I am just hopping on here to say that I am a proud white African, and humans who reside in Britain and America are worse than the dinosaurs that were obliterated by the asteroid that struck Mexico. You guys abroad are full of BS and I honestly do not blame the black people for hating on you people
YES! Finally. This is what CGI and 3D technology is made for, these kind of animations! Please stop making perfect copies of previous classic animated movies and start to create new and/or educational content. Big like!
Honestly man you need to check your vision. CGI is very mediocre in this one. Dinos look plasticky, basic to none muscle simulation, poor animation and the shader/material look is not very good. However they did that they could in circumstances they had, which is either low budget or unrealistic deadlines.
@@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03 I feel sad too. I didn't get a chance to see alive dinosaurs in person. Mainly a meteorite wiped the dinosaurs out. The only animals survived extinction are birds and small mammals. 2 jawless fish species survived too.
The story lacks a lot of the real story, I am sure, but the graphics ARE INCREDIBLE!! The picture - the detail is excellent, gosh I can see myself watching this 👌🏽
It's unfortunate that the trailer itself asks a question that only humans will ever think about or ask. "Who will rule the world". Not a single species has this on their agenda. Life is all about balance. Human kind is all about tipping that balance in our favor to, rule the world.
Hear, hear. And anyway, to my mind arthropods "rule" the animal kingdom, which itself is only possible thanks to plants & fungi. These flashy vertebrates are tiny players in the grand story of life.
MY FAVVVVV episode brings an immersive cinematic experience of watching nature and the beauty of animals!! this time in a different avatar! excited😁🤩🤩🤩
The BBC are releasing Planet Earth III this week, narrated by Sir David Attenborough. I think it will be a lot better than anything Netflix try, but I’ll still definitely be watching this effort too. It looks great.
I just finished episode 5 (of 8) and this show is actually disappointing. I thought this show was going to focus on the prehistoric life from beginning of time to modern day. Instead, it focusing more on current day life than prehistoric. Episode 5 was suppose to be about dinosaurs but instead, the episode is 70% about modern day insects and 30% about dinosaurs. And that’s how every episode has been so far. Honestly, if you have access to Prehistoric Planet, go watch that instead.
As an Animal Lover🐶and being completely obsessed with them, I am feeling so excited that it's going to come on my Birthday 25th October. Best gift for me❤❤❤
This looks amazing. Now I hope it delivers good. The pressure is on! Steven Spielberg said he wanted to work on this one for a while... its been... ugh... maybe 2 years?(don't remember). With today's technology, it's maybe enough time for something good. I can't wait to see this.
I feel this one is more hollywoodified than PP at least judging by the trailer and the dinosaurs don’t seem to be quite as realistic as Prehistoric Planets (I mean they are decent but not quite up to Prehistoric Planet standards imo)
A video on the miocene and Pliocene epoch’s animals would be dope!!! You would get Smilodon, The Giant Short Faced Bear 🐻, The American 🇺🇸 Lion 🦁, The BearDog (Amphicyon), Glyptodon and e.t.c.
@kahanuermeyas-tulu4056 exactly lmao. Miocene are things like megalodon, terror birds, gastornis, amphicyon and daedon. If you want to see a documentary revolving around the Miocene go show your support to Forgotten Bloodlines: Agate
Watching this right now. Currently in Episode 5. Just went heere to commend the Narrator, the music, and cinematography. Watching this i like living in the actual timeline.
This documentary will work like an elixir for those who have studied geography and life sciences for graduation or post graduation, especially for whom Geological Time Scale is a favorite topic.
I saw the series and it's really a pleasure to watch. As a European (dr Med from Belgium), it struck met that +-200y after Darwin they did not devote an episode on the evolution of homo sapiens sapiens. Which tells me that it still seems to be a taboo to many.
@@patrox2529 only good thing on life on our planet is that, it focused on another prehistoric periods, not only on late cretaceous period like prehistoric planet, thats why this new documentary might be much better than prehistoric planet
@@Morrison-saber-tooth That breathing room and in-depth exploration really helped sell the late cretaceous as a real world that actually existed. I'd argue it's one of Prehistoric Planets greatest strengths. Not that every show should follow that, I'd love to see more unique formats.
God isn’t necessary when nature’s evolution produces complex life without even needing a magic sky daddy. I’ve always thought religious explanations were lazy intellectually. This is great epic and I’m binge watching it now
Design and animation wise,definitely not,prehistoric planet has more accurate designs and looks more realistic,but ph shows everyday lives of the mesozoic creatures,life on our planet eill focus on more eras and eill show how life developed and survived,so they are quite different based on what they focus on,but i think it wont be better than pregistoric planet overall,maybe will be more informative and interesting
Oh my God. I really can't wait for this new documentary about the prehistoric era in the Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic era. I hope we will get to see some behind the scenes to see how they filmed these prehistoric scenes and recreate the prehistoric world. This will be the best documentary about prehistoric era after Prehistoric Planet and Walking with Dinosaurs. 🦕🦖☄️🌋🌎
![Quetzalcoatlus Challenging Tyrannosaurus [Prehistoric Planet]](/img/n.gif)
The little kid who loves dinosaurs and incredible prehistoric animals, and the adult who likes science and history inside me, are both excited for this one.
Ngl I have been both in my life
Im adult and I'm both. ❤️
Both
I'm precisely THOSE combined into one individual.
Can't wait for this series to be released.
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So me twice? Got it.
As someone who grew up in the 2000s with the best prehistoric life docs of the time like Walking with dinosaurs, prehistoric park, and walking with beasts, and as someone who is now putting in the work to become a paleontologist, this makes me so happy. The story of life on earth is over three billion years in the making and is such a fascinating story. I cannot wait for this!
This series is nothing new, its based on very old and outdated facts.
Do yourself a favor if you are watching this, research their facts before you believe em.
Like the rippling water, its actually impossible.
'93 Jurassic Park has more actual facts in its trailer than this docu trailer and thats 1993!!😂😂
@@CharlesLechmere_the_Ripper My dude, I'm literally studying historical geology in university. I'm actually doing a research project right now on late cretaceous dinosaurs. I know a thing or two about prehistoric animals. I watch things like this for entertainment. You sound like you're great at parties my guy.
@@CharlesLechmere_the_RipperBruh lol the reply clowned on you 😂
Cant forget planet dinosaur and sea monsters, i watched them nearly every day.
@@jacobshingler8972 I still watch Sea Monsters with Nigel Marvin at least once a year. XD
This looks absolutely epic and beautifully stunning... Now, I can't wait anymore for Life on Our Planet! 🦖🦕🌍 ❤️🔥
Me too release it early not later
66 mya
"Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “He is Allah-One ˹and Indivisible˺; Allah-the Sustainer ˹needed by all˺. He has never had offspring, nor was He born. And there is none comparable to Him.” Quran
Why do living things continue to exist?
Of course because they are constantly being made! At the same time forcing these antonyms to continue to decorate planet earth;
Beautiful - ugly
Happy - hard
Laugh - cry
Full - hungry
Life - death
Predator - prey
@@Aptx999 what’s your point
Steven Spielberg never disappoints. This is gonna be epic.
He has been disappointing for the last couple of years 😂
@@Deadnickers But he needed time to think of a new movie or serie. You know he needs a lot of time to make it perfect. 🤣🤣🤣
No this is basically just the sequel to Schindler’s List🙄
@@Geojr815 💀🤡
Not this time. Too much visible CGI, incorrect... etc.
They can't compete with BBC documentaries and David Attenborough.
Thank you for having us to perform the music!🎶🦖
Absolutely incredible score....thank YOU all for providing it for all of us to enjoy in this series.
Amazing music.
Feels Devine
This looks a lot like prehistoric planet which was also incredibly well made so im really excited for this
Nah it worse that PP but it does not mean its bad
Prehistoric planet was awesome
This is prehistoric planet with more fights
@@Paul_DeGuzman23 yeah
Indeed. Although this one looks a lot more Hollywoodified , but looks like it would be fun nevertheless.
I have been a big fan of dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals since I watched the BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Creatures documentaries almost 20 years ago. With the animation now, I hope they give us a good documentary with this new program from NETFLIX.
It will especially be phenomenal to have Morgan Freeman 0:33 as narrator and Steven Spielberg as executive producer.
The part where they show the extinction of the dinosaurs almost brought a tear to my eye. Poor creatures.
@@H.K.5dude they dont exist
I’m very interested on their representation on the KT catastrophe. The shot where the Smilodon climbs onto the Glyptodon looks stunning too
I long to see more of the gorgonopsid at 0:40. May the therapsids thrive!
@@TheThrivingTherapsid it’s nice scutosaurus is finally making an appearance in media too. Permian creatures in general are criminally underrepresented. Most people when they see a dimetrodon immediately call it a dinosaur and then are surprised when you tell them it’s a synapsid and more closely related to mammals than dinosaurs.
@@theotheseaeagle it also highlights the numerous groups of animals which thrived in the Permian and co-dominated with the synapsids, thinking primarily of the temnospondyls and the parareptiles, and did not make it further down the road due climate and archosaurs. How the mammals (the only surviving representative of the clade synapsida) survived this far is a mysterious, happy miracle to me.
@@TheThrivingTherapsid it's actually not a gorgonopsid, it's _Moschorhinus_ (a therocephalian)
I personally can't wait for the Permian-Triassic extinction. That shit will be mega-epic.
Please make multiple seasons. This is the type of content that really helped me appreciate natural history as a kid💯
They are fake
@@smarkssucks8573 how else do you expect this to be made? Using an actual time machine? Lmfao
@@tristanburgos1 no dummy i said dinosaurs didn't exist i thought you will use common sense
@@smarkssucks8573 Do you have a brain ?
Saw the first episode of this tonight and was blown away. The special effects and Morgan Freeman’s expert narration had me spellbound. To mirror what someone else said, the child in me was at once dazzled and humbled. At times, it even brought tears to my eyes. Visually stunning and extremely moving.
It's like a epic reboot of Walking with Dinosaurs/Beasts/Monsters
The long-awaited reboot of the Walking With… trilogy.
You're a man of culture 🦕🌴🤘🤘
Damn straight I saw that Inostrancevia hunting a Scutosaurus just like in wwm (though it no longer seems quite as scary and alien looking, as it has a more realistic appearance now)
Facts
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This is even better than I was expecting!!! Once this masterpiece comes out, I’ll be binge watching it the day after for the next eight hours.
In his 93 years, Attenborough has visited every continent on the globe, exploring the wild places of the planet and documenting the living world in all its variety and wonder. But during his lifetime, Attenborough has also seen first-hand the monumental scale of humanity's impact on nature.
I grew up watching him on the screens. He is one of earths most valuable assets :) The man who made me love and appreciate nature so much, David Attenborough.
Indeed our actions are ruining earth…leading to biodiversity loss and it’s sad. I am building a startup to tackle this challenge and I welcome everyone to join me on this journey.
That's Morgan Freeman who's narrating this .
And I don't think that david Attenborough is the one who documented the things you've watched, there are some amazing filmmakers who do that , he reads scripts .
@@adil.670 Attenborough did document a lot in his early years (and he was the writer for many of his famous shows presented/narrated by him until 2015), but yeah now he usually reads scripts or presents for brief moments in big-scale series and works mostly as a presenter for BBC specials (though being able to do that at his age is still amazing imo)
Attenborough is doing the one for Apple TV, this one is Morgan Freeman aka God from Jim Carry Almighty movie.
Really wish we could witness these animals in person
Just to time travel back and be amazed at life back then how pure and wild it was to exist.
If you had the option to travel only once to the past , and spend just a day there, which animal would you like to see (the answer might include several animals, if you know enough about the time period of choice. Planned out in such a way that in this one day you could see several animals that co-existed ) ?
@@mitkoogrozevdef t rex or a cerapod
@@mitkoogrozevlmao as long as they can't smell or see me. Otherwise I would have been killed.
Ask Nigel Marvin, as he has a Time Portal 🤣🤣🤣
*I can't wait for this Documentary! :D*
Being someone who wanted to be a palaeontologist but ultimately got stunted (due to other issues I had to deal with) I really hope THIS can get me back on track and I seriously can't wait to get to watch this!
god this documentary will be awesome, i wanted so much to see more time periods than cretaceous and this one will basically cover the whole history of life as we know it, i can't wait to watch it
The last 15 minutes of the last episode was one of the most eye opening things I've ever watched.
As bad as it sounds, when you see a family that is about to have their fourth kid, "Congrats" is the opposite of what you should be saying. We are ruining this beautiful planet that we are privileged to have.
This looks so good, this has been a great decade for accurate prehistoric documentaries
Edit: this comment aged like milk
For someone that's been out of the loop, what else would you recommend?
prehistoric planet is the pinnacle of dino documentaries at the moment, with 2 season currently out, most recent came out this year @@samworkman818
@@samworkman818 Prehistoric Planet was amazing. It's Appletv+ (or whatever it's called) but you can easily sign up for a free trial to watch and then not pay for it (I think a lot of us did)
@@samworkman818 prehistoric planet released earlier this year, and its been pretty good
Accurate? How do morgan knows about a specific dinos ritual ? Did not make it through episode 1.
I’m super excited to see another Prehistoric documentary series that explores the Paleozoic and Cenozoic eras considering we had so many prehistoric series center on Dinosaurs and the late Mesozoic era (Cretaceous) for a long time.
And in regards of the CG even if it’s not in the level of the CG used in Apple TV+’s Prehistoric Planet I Consider this to be almost on par with that series and love the looks of the Prehistoric Creatures being brought to life by ILM.
I wanna see in-depth documentaries about animals after the age of dinosaurs I mean we were growing tired of Trex and Velociraptor rightttt
Don’t get excited about the Cenozoic. We’re only seeing the Pleistocene (which was LITERALLY MODERN DAY in evolutionary terms; almost all living animals had already evolved by this point), skipping over the ACTUAL story of mammalian (and other) evolution during the Cenozoic that had happened before that point. We also know there are several glaring issues with some of the Pleistocene segments.
It’s really just the Paleozoic segments that stand out.
@@bkjeong4302 Well regardless, I’m excited we’re seeing other Prehistory eras outside of the late Mesozoic era (Cretaceous) especially the Triassic and Jurassic eras considering we’ve had so many prehistoric documentaries set during the late Cretaceous.
@@EChacon I think what we should really be getting excited about is the fact that the Permian period is finally getting well deserved attention in mainstream media. Boy am I excited to see some gorgonops and Scutosaurus action
I want a second season already !
Same
Prehistoric Planet and this?! So happy they’re investing lots of love and even from iconic artists into dinosaur shows. It’s cool to see Spielberg back on a dinosaur project and 2 legendary narrators Morgan Freeman for this and David Attenborough for Prehistoric Planet. Hope this expands prehistory in media especially paleontologically accurate 😄
All species ordered by appearance:
Triceratops
Tyrannosaurus rex
Smilodon gracilis
Maiasaurus
Woolly Mammoth
Scutosaurus
Allosaurus
Titanis
Diplodocus
Doedicurus
Smilodon populator
Anchiornis
Moschorhinus
Lystrosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Cameroceras
Pliosaur
Edmontosaurus
Cave lion
Azhdarchid Pterosaur
Dunkleosteus
Deinonychus
What an exhaustive list!
Where did you get the information?
"maiasaura"
Is ouranosaurus not edmonto
Correction: The dinosaur that appeared before Doedicurus is likely Brachiosaurus, though promo art shows that Diplodocus will likely make an appearance as well
Correction: What I initially identified as Moschorhinus is most likely Rubidgea. It's skull is too wide to be Inostrancevia though.
When I see Steven Spielberg work, I automatically watch 😍😍😍
This looks visually appealing and breathtaking.
Life Definitely Finds A Way with this and it’s about to get wild than ever.
I could listen to Morgan a freeman all day and could it be any better than directed by Steven Spielberg? Will buy popcorn tomorrow ready for this epic show.
Right, his voice made for these kinds of documentaries
🔥 This is the year of paleo fans:
Prehistoric Planet Season 2
Life on Our Planet
Surviving Earth
Forgotten Bloodlines: Agate
Amazing Dinoworld 2
Not to mention for Kaiju fans too:
Skull Island
Gamera Rebirth
Monarch Legacy of Monsters
Godzilla Minus One
Oh my god. I am absolutely speechless. This looks absolutely EPIC. I have no idea how to express my happiness :')
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@@Mostloyaldecepticon68 Steven Spielberg and Morgan Freeman are truoy gigachads.
Love these documentaries!! Bring it on.
This is incredible looking. Its gonna be sad during the mass extinctions, especially the Great Dying. But incredible nonetheless. Titanis, Scutosaurus and (assumedly) Innostrancevia, the giant Nautiloids and the dromeosaurs at the end all look absolutely amazing.
I think the dromeosaur at the end might be pectinodon judging by the snout. I could be wrong though
It's been confirmed to not be Inostancevia (and not a gorgonopsid at all as it turns out!) - it's Moschorhinus, a type of therocephalian.
I am just hopping on here to say that I am a proud white African, and humans who reside in Britain and America are worse than the dinosaurs that were obliterated by the asteroid that struck Mexico. You guys abroad are full of BS and I honestly do not blame the black people for hating on you people
YES! Finally. This is what CGI and 3D technology is made for, these kind of animations! Please stop making perfect copies of previous classic animated movies and start to create new and/or educational content. Big like!
Seeing both Cenozoic and Triassic fauna in a documentary is such a beautiful thing to see again
Dinosaurs and Morgan Freeman's voice? Epic!🦕
The voice of God.
Fact ❤
That CGI , high quality i think this will be a great documentary , can't wait for it ❤️❤️
It’s of Steven Spielberg so we know it’s quality ❤
@@romella_karmey agreed ❤️
Honestly man you need to check your vision. CGI is very mediocre in this one. Dinos look plasticky, basic to none muscle simulation, poor animation and the shader/material look is not very good. However they did that they could in circumstances they had, which is either low budget or unrealistic deadlines.
@@povilaslondonyes, i believe the prehistoric planet series had much better cgi
1:22
The mother and baby raptor together was the sweetest thing from this show.
Don't know why I get sad whenever I start thinking about those who used to rule this planet before us
@@Ranveer_Singh_sangha03 I feel sad too. I didn't get a chance to see alive dinosaurs in person.
Mainly a meteorite wiped the dinosaurs out. The only animals survived extinction are birds and small mammals. 2 jawless fish species survived too.
The story lacks a lot of the real story, I am sure, but the graphics ARE INCREDIBLE!! The picture - the detail is excellent, gosh I can see myself watching this 👌🏽
Covering the flora and fauna simultaneously is great job🍃🐾
Really liked this series 💚
It's unfortunate that the trailer itself asks a question that only humans will ever think about or ask. "Who will rule the world". Not a single species has this on their agenda. Life is all about balance. Human kind is all about tipping that balance in our favor to, rule the world.
Hear, hear.
And anyway, to my mind arthropods "rule" the animal kingdom, which itself is only possible thanks to plants & fungi. These flashy vertebrates are tiny players in the grand story of life.
A dominant species like mammals, dinosaurs, or super salamanders would be considered to 'rule the world'
The only one that rules the world is Nature itself.. it finds a way 😅❤
Humans rule the world with our minds while Dinosaurs rule the word with their claws and fangs.
@@romella_karmey Nature is just a collection of bodies and phenomena that are actors and acted upon. God alone truly owns all of creation.
i just finished this entire season and man the background score the VFX the and ofcourse morgan freeman voice😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰
MY FAVVVVV episode brings an immersive cinematic experience of watching nature and the beauty of animals!! this time in a different avatar! excited😁🤩🤩🤩
I love the music here. 0:32
First Prehistoric Planet, now this! Words can’t describe how excited I am for this series!
The BBC are releasing Planet Earth III this week, narrated by Sir David Attenborough. I think it will be a lot better than anything Netflix try, but I’ll still definitely be watching this effort too. It looks great.
Stephen Spielberg AND Morgan Freeman? Take my money 💰
I just finished episode 5 (of 8) and this show is actually disappointing. I thought this show was going to focus on the prehistoric life from beginning of time to modern day. Instead, it focusing more on current day life than prehistoric. Episode 5 was suppose to be about dinosaurs but instead, the episode is 70% about modern day insects and 30% about dinosaurs. And that’s how every episode has been so far. Honestly, if you have access to Prehistoric Planet, go watch that instead.
I Cannot wait for this!!!
I like how there giving attention to the Paleozoic animals, I’m getting really excited to see them in a accurate animated way.
As an Animal Lover🐶and being completely obsessed with them, I am feeling so excited that it's going to come on my Birthday 25th October. Best gift for me❤❤❤
I wish this documentary goes all the way to the future in a world after man
That should be it’s own series. A concept like that needs to be fleshed out with a dedicated series
@@mlgodzilla4206 like a documentary or just human series
If only Nigel Marven have his own Netflix series.
Even if it does have a few glaring inaccuries
i still think this will be an enjoyable watch!
So happy with so many good realistic nature series ❤
Just watched it and it is amazing , worth your time for sure
I really love that this includes modern animals as well as prehistoric ones. The only difference between them is our own temporal point of view.
this ❤
I'm so glad documentaries like this are getting made again. Now only waiting for National Geographic to give us a banger.
This looks awesome
Dinosaurs look amazing
Prehistoric Mammals look amazing
Synapsid look amazing
It’s awesome and I love it
Ah yes, Life On Our Planet is the first Paleo documentary only on Netflix 🦖🦕🦣
Its not, there's also germany documentay(i forgot the name)what focused on last ice age animals such as mammoths or saber tooth cats
0:14 I know this is ridiculously innacurate but that roar is damn cool
I am absolutely LOVING the series like this keep getting created. Each one is more beautiful than the last 😍
Wow. As a fan of prehistoric life, I can’t wait for this
We got Walking with Dinosaurs, Monsters, Beasts, and Animals all in one!! Here we go!
Watched all the episodes yesterday. Very fascinating, I loved it!
Directed by Steven Spielberg, Narrated by Morgan Freemen… I’m gonna cry
I’m totally speechless, I can’t describe how hyped I am for this!!!
Such Jurassic vibes. From shaking water to the novels red Rex
Not to mention the flys around the Rex’s face, just like in the novel
I love shows like this and our planet. Big screen at home, sound proof headphones on, its glorious.
Same here. I am using noise canceling iPods, hahaha
Loved it, especially whenever I am high af
This is going to be amazing 🎉
This is just incredible. I’m on episode 2 and I just want to binge the whole thing
Mega fauna of ice age exacited me the most!
Same
I am so happy Netflix took the challenge sent by Apple TV on the paleo documentary front. Really hyped to see how this one pans out.
I don’t watch documentaries, this one is a one worth watching. I love dinosaurs and Morgan Freeman.
First Prehistoric Planet, and now this. The 2020s have been SO good for paleontology documentaries
Look, a Gorgonopsid at 0:40 🐺
This looks amazing. Now I hope it delivers good. The pressure is on! Steven Spielberg said he wanted to work on this one for a while... its been... ugh... maybe 2 years?(don't remember). With today's technology, it's maybe enough time for something good. I can't wait to see this.
This looks a lot like a Prehistoric planet series from Apple TV. ❤
Yeahhh loved that series ❤
@@romella_karmeyThe real question is who in their right mind wouldn’t? 🦖
I feel this one is more hollywoodified than PP at least judging by the trailer and the dinosaurs don’t seem to be quite as realistic as Prehistoric Planets (I mean they are decent but not quite up to Prehistoric Planet standards imo)
Did you catch Freeman with the epic quote, "Life in many forms - Found a Way."
Like how Spielberg slid that quote in!
A video on the miocene and Pliocene epoch’s animals would be dope!!! You would get Smilodon, The Giant Short Faced Bear 🐻, The American 🇺🇸 Lion 🦁, The BearDog (Amphicyon), Glyptodon and e.t.c.
It's European Cave Lion
@kahanuermeyas-tulu4056 exactly lmao. Miocene are things like megalodon, terror birds, gastornis, amphicyon and daedon. If you want to see a documentary revolving around the Miocene go show your support to Forgotten Bloodlines: Agate
ABSOLUTELY LOVELY BEAUTIFUL !!
Just finished watching. Completely amazing storyline. M freeman well narrated.
Is it only one season? Those 8 episodes went by quick!
@@Tubarao2920idk but mabye there will be season 2
Well I think Netflix is gonna kick some arsess with this amazing documentary
Once upon this same Earth. Beneath the same sun…
Watching this right now. Currently in Episode 5. Just went heere to commend the Narrator, the music, and cinematography. Watching this i like living in the actual timeline.
Eagerly waiting to watch this masterpiece 😊
0:50 Sauropod on a waterslide 😅
Jokes aside. This will be so good! 🤩
This looks AMAZING!!❤😍❤😍!!
This is art....i just wish David Attenborough was narrating
Go watch prehistoric planet... its far better.
I'd like to thank the crew for making such an incredible effort to go back in time and film these moments.
Holy shit, what? I thought it was just cgi.
@@joelcolden tell me this is sarcasm😅🤣😂
I'm excited. Instead of separating past life from present everything from beginning to end will be all here
0:23 - F for the two Rexes who only found each other just before the world ended.
This documentary will work like an elixir for those who have studied geography and life sciences for graduation or post graduation, especially for whom Geological Time Scale is a favorite topic.
This look so nice. I'm so excited :D
I saw the series and it's really a pleasure to watch. As a European (dr Med from Belgium), it struck met that +-200y after Darwin they did not devote an episode on the evolution of homo sapiens sapiens. Which tells me that it still seems to be a taboo to many.
Steven and Morgan are involved…….?
I WILL WATCH THIS!
Looks so much better than Prehistoric Planet, i love this so much.
no, prehistoric planet looks way better, CGI in life on our planet looks fake in half of the trailer
@@patrox2529deal with it when it's comes out
@@patrox2529 only good thing on life on our planet is that, it focused on another prehistoric periods, not only on late cretaceous period like prehistoric planet, thats why this new documentary might be much better than prehistoric planet
@@Morrison-saber-tooth That breathing room and in-depth exploration really helped sell the late cretaceous as a real world that actually existed. I'd argue it's one of Prehistoric Planets greatest strengths. Not that every show should follow that, I'd love to see more unique formats.
God isn’t necessary when nature’s evolution produces complex life without even needing a magic sky daddy. I’ve always thought religious explanations were lazy intellectually. This is great epic and I’m binge watching it now
Do you think this series will be better than prehistoric planet
Design and animation wise,definitely not,prehistoric planet has more accurate designs and looks more realistic,but ph shows everyday lives of the mesozoic creatures,life on our planet eill focus on more eras and eill show how life developed and survived,so they are quite different based on what they focus on,but i think it wont be better than pregistoric planet overall,maybe will be more informative and interesting
Applaud.. Applaud... Applaud!... HATS OFF TO THE GENIUS SPIELBERG🎉🎉🎉
I’m hoping we get an episode on human evolution.
I feel like a whole episode would be too much but it would be super cool if there is a focus on human evolution at some point
Never purchased Netflix subscription but now i will need one to watch the epic documentary
Oh my God. I really can't wait for this new documentary about the prehistoric era in the Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic era. I hope we will get to see some behind the scenes to see how they filmed these prehistoric scenes and recreate the prehistoric world. This will be the best documentary about prehistoric era after Prehistoric Planet and Walking with Dinosaurs. 🦕🦖☄️🌋🌎