Walking With Dinosaurs

The top predator of the Jurrasic period, Allosaurs, tracks a crèche of sauropods, before facing off against a 7 ton male Stegosaurus.

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Jurassic, Allosaurus, Stegosaurus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Walking with Dinosaurs uses CGI to re-create the harsh conditions of Earth before human evolution. Why did the Dinosaur do so well in this environment, and what made some breeds last longer than others?

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Triassic, Coelophysis, Plateosaurus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

The mother Tyrannosaurus breaks her fast to provide a kill to feed her young. Even though they are small and vulnerable, the young T-Rex's already have a fierce competitive streak.

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Cretaceous, Tyrannosaurus rex, T.rex, Anatotitan

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Volcanoes erupt, pterosaurs vanish, and a mother Tyrannosaurus risks everything to protect her eggs. Discover how these prehistoric giants battled extinction in a changing world.

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Cretaceous, Ankylosaurus, Tyrannosaurus rex, T.rex, Utahrapror

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Watch the savage and deadly mating rituals that signaled which Diplodocus had earned the right to mate.

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Jurassic, Allosaurus, Diplodocus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

In the western hills of ancient Pangea, giant reptiles like Placerias still rule – but their reign is ending. From the shadows, swift and deadly dinosaurs like Celophysis rise. A fierce battle for the future of this lost world is about to begin...

October 4, 1999

North America, Late Triassic, Placerias, Coelophysis

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

In the ancient oceans of the Jurassic, survival begins at birth. As Ophthalmosaurus give live birth beneath the waves, predators like sharks circle. But a greater danger looms in the depths...

October 4, 1999

Europe, Early Cretaceous, Ophtalmosaurus, Kronosaurus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Sharks evolved long before Dinosaurs and did not rely on air to breathe. A look at how a dinosaur managed to outwit a shark and survive in the water.

October 4, 1999

Europe, Late Jurassic, Cryptoclidus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

During the Cretaceous period, shifting continents and rising seas reshape the Earth, forging wild new coastlines teeming with life. Once-solid land becomes cliff and sea, now home to vast colonies of airborne giants. But which of these extraordinary creatures rule the skies?

October 4, 1999

South America, Cretaceous, Tapejara, Ornithocheirus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

This Ornithocheirus travels 14 thousand kilometres to reach his breeding grounds, but as birds rise in the dense forests below, this flying giant nears the end of his reign in the skies.

October 4, 1999

South America, Cretaceous, Ornithocheirus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.

Amphibians lived alongside massive reptiles for generations. The Computer generated images of Walking with Dinosaurs illustrate what scientists believe to be their most likely shape and habitat.

October 4, 1999

Australia, Early Cretaceous, Leaellynasaura, Koolasuchus

Produced by the BBC Natural History Unit for BBC, narrated by Kenneth Branagh.