The Forgotten Era: What REALLY Happened When the Dinosaurs Appeared? DOCUMENTARY History of theEarth
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
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🌍 Dinosaurs, those majestic reptiles of the Mesozoic era, continue to capture the imagination of scientists and prehistory enthusiasts around the world. Particularly fascinating is the Triassic era, when the first true dinosaurs appeared. Dating from around 250 to 200 million years ago, the Triassic marks the beginning of an era in which the diversity of life on Earth expanded spectacularly after the mass extinction of the Permian-Triassic. This environmental cataclysm, one of the largest mass extinctions in Earth's history, paved the way for the emergence of the dinosaurs, which would go on to become our planet's dominant creatures.
The Triassic is divided into three periods: the Lower Triassic, the Middle Triassic and the Upper Triassic, each characterized by unique developments in both fauna and flora. It was during this period that the supercontinent Pangea began to fracture, leading to significant climatic changes that influenced the evolution of the first dinosaurs. Climates ranging from dry and arid to temperate and humid in different parts of the continent enabled a wide variety of adaptations and evolutions.
Fossils discovered in the Triassic period give us a fascinating insight into these early dinosaurs. Genera such as Herrerasaurus and Coelophysis show us agile bipedal creatures, contrasting with gigantic sauropodomorphs such as Plateosaurus, whose size and structure suggest a predominantly herbivorous diet. These discoveries are crucial to understanding how dinosaurs managed to become the dominant land animals during the Jurassic and Cretaceous, succeeding the Triassic. Studying the Triassic is essential not only for understanding the origin and evolution of dinosaurs, but also for grasping the ecological and climatic dynamics that shaped life on Earth at this time.
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💥The Triassic and the dinosaurs:
- So here we are 250 million years ago. The Permian is closing its doors, while the Triassic is opening wide.
The extinction has left deep scars all over the Earth's surface, not least in the vast ocean that covers most of the globe. Neither Pangea nor Panthalassa were spared the multiple upheavals that marked the Upper Permian.
Life seems to have stopped there.
After a few million years, however, the vegetation cover helped animals to repopulate the land.
First of all, the few survivors of the Great Extinction were given free reign to conquer larger territories on this vast land, which seemed virtually untouched by ecosystems. They settle in new ecological niches left vacant after the disappearance of previous living beings. This gives them the opportunity to diversify at will and rebuild the living world.
Rebuild, but also renew and diversify. Indeed, the surviving species are far from being the only ones to populate the earth. New species enrich the various ecosystems.
This is known as radiation or speciation. Species will evolve to adapt to their new environment and occupy the places left vacant since the chaos of the Permian.
But, before we meet these species, even if I can imagine your curiosity and impatience, we need to know what we're getting into. Before we talk about the characters in our Triassic play, we need to know the context in which they evolve if we are to understand all that's at stake.
What's the Earth like at this point in our history? What's the weather like?
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🎬 Today's program:
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 01:50 -
- 02:15 -
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Forest Gumps brother is doing narrating now.
I was sitting here trying to figure out what I was hearing. Forest Gump for sure'uh.
Literally my first thought
it's a i
Yo momma sure does care about your schooling son.
@@linglingpho You can tell by the drugged up inflection in voice. Terminators will talk like this LOL!
Several times i have clicked on a documentary and immediately noticed it's this voice again and can't handle it.
how can anyone handle more than 5 mins of this voice what a shame topic sounds interesting too
Love the channel. Thanks for sharing.
All the best.
Made it two minutes before that voice sent me running
Boy oh boy, can't wait for this to be randomly recommended to me again in 5 years!
The algorithm is on crack.
Thank you for your hard work. Really enjoyed the video. Learn a lot.
Finally something good to watch 🎉
Perfect timing ! ... THANKS !
Thisuhh narrationuhh isuh gettinguhh onuhh myuh fuckinguhh nervesuhh
You thinking fake-a-saurses were ever real gets on my f***ing nerves
You think fake-a-saurses were ever real gets on my f***ing nerves
Awesome channel! Love ❤ the Triassic period. Reptiles ❤ Archosaurs ❤
DUH! To fend of the Asteroids, so us mammals could live! We should all be thank full to birds and feed them daily while telling them they did a great job.
Narrated by Forrest Gump
I might not even like thevideo but my DH insisted I click just to upvote that awesome thumbnail. It's like you were trying to include his favorite things in one picture, lol.
I really hope there were Hybodoos who were the mortal nemeses of the Hybodonts
This must be narrated by ai
Makes me wonder how life is gonna look in millions of years, will they look like they did millions of years ago or will evolution won't repeat itself and create a whole different type of looking species. If that's the case makes me wonder when humans are gone what will the next intelligent species look like if evolution doesn't repeat itself.
Duno. But i know birds suddenly appear when you are near.
I know when my wife was in her 3rd Triassic she got big.
Yes I think about the same thing Forest Gumps
Maybe he has a speech problem we should not make mockery of his very investing video and yes I could listen to him again
New species evolved amid upheavals. What upheavals? Hard to understand without the context. What was the climate like before. How did it change. Why did it change. 15 minutes in and still no insight
And there is that awful bot narrator again. I can't stand listening to the crazy enunciations! It doesn't matter how great the script/content is if it is painful and annoying to listen to. This is at least the third video in a row with this fatal flaw. With so many people complaining about it, why do you keep using it? I think it's time to unsubscribe. And to be clear the unsubscribing is ONLY because of the bot narrator. Seriously. Get rid of it!
Not really bud
Lose the bot voice over. At least upgrade to version 1.1
1+ hour of vague rambling. no thanks
This is when earth went through a mid-life crisis. Did a complete makeover,and bought a sporty convertible.
"You're 43 not 23 Janice, grow up!
Noce ark footage lol
A I narrative is annoying as I’m gone
Is this video aimed at children? I have never heard a more condescending voice-over.
wayaaaa talkin like thaaaaataaaa
If I have to see another comment about the narrator's voice I'm gonna lose my sh*t, if you don't like the man's voice then DON'T LISTEN 😡 I'm sick of people making fun and calling names, there's alot of work that goes into these videos so have some damn respect or stop watching
Chill dude. Everyone can speak their mind.
What if its ai generated?
@jenx
Yeah fair-enough, I have made it to 7mins and this Narration is bluddy awful, so I shall do as you suggest.
Hasta La Vista !
You seriously thought this narrators voice was a good choice?
The voice, sorry can’t watch this 👎
its literally impossible for anyone alive today to know what life was millions of of years ago. these videos are just theories and assumptions.
From your statement alone I can pretty accurately theorize and assume you were illiterate when you went to school. Consequently not retaining much.
If I can accurately predict that imagine what we can do when we study fossils andc various geographical layers of dirt and rocks?
If one is too lazy to engage with the science supporting those animations, that btw try to visualize to the average person what experts discovered about those creatures, one should just shut up and enjoy the documentary.
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And I'll let you in on a little secret about what an assumption really means the mother of all f ups lol
CIVE US THE DISLIKE NUMBERS BACK!!!!!!!!!!