Eustreptospondylus walking with dinosaurs

Eustreptospondylus walking with dinosaurs series#

The filming of this episode took place in New Caledonia, Bahamas.

It features Ophthalmosaurus, Liopleurodon, Eustreptospondylus and many dinosaurs from that era. In episode three, Late Jurassic period is shown which is about 149 million years ago.

The episode also tells about the giants like Stegosaurus and some of the prehistoric insects like Dung Beetle. The also shows about Peteinosaurus, Plateosaurus, Lungfish and prehistoric Dragonflies.The second episode focuses on the Diplodocus, Allosaurus and many other Late Jurassic animals found in Colorado. On the other scene, a female Postosuchus attacks the group of Placerias and is successful in hitting one of the members. She was initially scared off by a male Thrinaxodon when she reaches his pack in search of food. The animals featured are a female Coelophysis who first searches for food but unable to find any, cannibalise her young ones. The first episode depicts about the animals, which lived 220 million years ago that is Late Triassic in Arizona.

Eustreptospondylus walking with dinosaurs series#

The series has a Guinness record, being the most expensive documentary series on the basis of expense per minute ever produced. The show recreated these extinct species using the combined use of animatronics and computer-generated imagery, which were merged into with live action recordings shot in different places. The series digs into the life of the ancient animals living in the Mesoxoic Era, depicting dinosaurs and the other species of that time in the style of a nature documentary. The series was created by Tim Haines and was produced by the BBC. Walking with Dinosaurs is an American documentary television miniseries in English which aired from 4 October 1999 to 8 November 1999 on BBC channel and consisted of 6 episodes.