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(05-08-2024, 03:17 AM)Spalea Wrote: Life in the Cretaceous: extremes... With the last perfectionnal improvements as concerns the pictures creation, but without any comments. You can notice some analogies with extant biotopes in Africa (for example Etosha, with a t-rex/lion coming to a water point, the herds of herbivors moving away from its path).
And of course, the final explosion and the megafauna extinction...

" 9 déc. 2023

Travel back 66 million years and immerse yourself in the dinosaurian world of the late cretaceous period, a time both strange and familiar.

In this episode we'll be exploring the extremes of planet earth, where life is tested to the limit.

Life in the Cretaceous is a fan-edit of Prehistoric Planet inspired by Moving Art, featuring no narration - only music and the sound of nature itself. The edit combines scenes from a variety of episodes from Prehistoric Planet as well as other BBC nature series (such as Frozen Planet II) to create a more diverse overview of the flora and fauna that thrived at the end of the cretaceous.*

*Some shots have been picked for completely superficial reasons, as the exact species may not have lived back then but almost certainly something much alike. "

It's really good film. And the music is something unusual and so relevant. Reply