The legend is back as Walking with Dinosaurs returns. Meet six iconic dinosaurs, emerging from incredible dig sites as we tell these heroes’ stories of struggle, love and survival.
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When Dinosaurs Ruled the Arctic Circle
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Special | 5m 52s | Very few dinosaurs made it as far North as the Arctic Circle...except for two. (5m 52s)
We Were Wrong About Spinosaurus
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Special | 6m 36s | Millions of years ago, dinosaurs ruled the Earth. But underwater it was a totally different world. (6m 36s)
Were Dinosaur Brains Designed For Combat?
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Special | 5m 42s | Did Pachyrhinosaurus bones always gather in such great numbers? (5m 42s)
How We Solve Jurassic Mysteries from One Bizarre Fossil
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Special | 5m 19s | Would you lick a 65-million-year old dinosaur poop? (5m 19s)
How Walking with Dinosaurs Created the Most Accurate Dinos Ever
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Special | 6m 32s | Join the team behind the scenes! (6m 32s)
How to Find a Dinosaur that Hollywood Dreamed Up
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Special | 5m 50s | What would make a Utahraptor so much larger than other raptor species? (5m 50s)
How the Walking with Dinosaurs Team Brought a Dinosaur Back to Life
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Special | 5m 50s | The Walking With Dinosaurs team reveal how they created the Spinosaurus. (5m 50s)
How Extreme Weather Is Revealing — And Destroying — Dinosaur Fossils
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Special | 5m 59s | Imagine finding a rare fossil that you’ve been desperate to find - only for it to be put at risk. (5m 59s)
How an Evolutionary Arms Race Created Bizarre Dino Designs
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Special | 5m 32s | It’s grudge match time. Except that this one took place over millions of years. (5m 32s)
The Dinosaurs that Could Cross the Atlantic
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Special | 5m 42s | How did dinosaur fossils get there? (5m 42s)
Did Dinosaurs Abandon Their Young to Help Them Survive?
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Special | 5m 45s | In late Cretaceous Alberta, many apex predators roamed free, so how did the prey survive? (5m 45s)
Did a Meteor Kill All the Dinosaurs?
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Special | 5m 42s | Did the asteroid kill the T. rex and Triceratops? (5m 42s)
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About the Series
Walking with Dinosaurs returns. Twenty-five years after it first broadcast to critical and audience acclaim, this new series will showcase the lives of six incredible dinosaurs.
Episode 1: The Orphan. In the rocky hills of Montana lie the bones of one of the most famous dinosaurs – Triceratops. But these are the bones of a juvenile Triceratops, an incredibly rare find.
Episode 2: The River Dragon. Amid the sands of the Sahara Desert in Morocco, we witness the bones of a Spinosaurus emerge from the ground – the largest predatory dinosaur of them all, several meters longer than the iconic T. Rex.
Episode 3: Band of Brothers. Among the red rock canyons of Utah, the bones of an armored giant covered in thick armored plates and deadly spikes are being lifted. We reveal the tale of a pack of young Gastonia, not yet able to defend themselves, trying to evade the claws of Utahraptor, a predator with lethal claws, jaws full of sharp teeth and fearsome intelligence.
Episode 4: The Pack. In the Badlands of Alberta, a dig team is making stunning discoveries about Albertosaurus. These dinosaurs look like a smaller version of T. Rex, but evidence suggests they are faster, hunting in terrifying packs.
Episode 5: The Journey North. Deep in the forested mountains of Canada, one of the largest herds of dinosaurs ever discovered is being uncovered. The remains of hundreds of Pachyrhinosaurus, a relative of Triceratops, have been discovered together.
Episode 6: Island of Giants. In the olive groves of Portugal, the bones of a giant have been discovered – a Lusotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to live in Europe.
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