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Haines admitted that speculating about dinosaur behaviour in of itself is unscientific since the theories cannot be tested, but maintained that it "seems well worth trying to find out more about how may have lived", using both science and reasoned speculation. A handful of decisions and sequences in the series came under particular palaeontological criticism. Several supposed errors identified in the first weeks after the series aired fizzled out after a while, as critics found points about which they disagreed with one another and were unable to definitively prove their views. Most of the errors or otherwise questionable decisions of

1024:, where they could be digitally manipulated and animated. The animations were made by hand one frame at a time, an extremely time-consuming process, since it quickly became evident that any other method would have resulted in unconvincing animation. Since no one had ever seen a moving non-avian dinosaur, the animators based their animations on both footage of living animals, particularly elephants, and on information provided by palaeontologists. Palaeontologists provided information on the dynamics of dinosaur muscles, tendons and joints. In numerous cases, the animals in 818: 3025: 5491: 3351: 3333:, some going so far as heralding it as the "most credibly accurate depiction of dinosaur life ever produced." Despite some complaints of scientific inaccuracies, the series was seen, and continues to be remembered, as mostly a "force for good", showing both the possibility of producing documentaries of its scale and for portraying dinosaurs and other Mesozoic animals as animals and not movie monsters. Michael J. Benton, who worked as a consultant on the series, praised 626:, at first turned down the project owing to its projected cost but later accepted since he realised that he would later regret it if another company took it up. Milne understood the concept of the programme and was able to bring down the cost of the animation considerably through flexibility and imagination. With Milne's assurance that making the programme would be possible, Haines pitched the idea to Bennett as a 6-episode series of 30-minute episodes and he called it 7018: 7006: 1062: 1078: 3312:, the BBC launched a website filled with both palaeontological information, behind-the-scenes information on the series, games and puzzles, glossaries, and a section where visitors could ask questions and make comments. The creation of a companion website, which went online in September 1999, was considered innovative for the time. Before the release of the series, the website included a 3473:

the production of the series. The final description of the remains found a maximum estimated wingspan of 8.70 meters (28.5 ft) for this large specimen. Unwin stated that he did not believe the higher estimate used by the BBC was likely, and that the producers likely chose the highest possible estimate because it was more "spectacular." Another famously "super-sized" animal in

6982: 6970: 6994: 981:, consisting of fifteen designers, began working on animating the dinosaurs at the same time as Haines and James were shooting footage for the series. Production of several hours of high quality photoreal animation had never been done before, not even for feature films. The process of making the computer models began with creating clay 649: 961: 3483:, described as reaching lengths of 25 metres in the series (but in reality probably only reaching 6.4 metres); the extreme size was based on fragmentary specimens, and the estimate was at the time justifiable extrapolation provided by some of the consultants, who pushed it as scientifically supported. 3472:

specimens described at the time measured 6 meters (20 ft), in terms of wingspan. The specimens which the producers of the program used to justify such a large size estimate were described in 2012 (with the designation MN 6594-V) and were under study by Dave Martill and David Unwin at the time of

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with the forests. And so on." The process of creating the score was that Bartlett would first watch the unscored episodes together with the directors, discussing with them possible music, and then write the music and produce a sample for approval. At times, this was difficult since the production of

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that the age of the dinosaurs be represented as accurately as possible based on current scientific understanding. In addition to Haines's own research, the production team for the first six months devoted all their time to research and carefully chose particular moments during the Mesozoic that were

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cost £6.1 million ($ 9.9 million) to make. It cost over £37,654 ($ 61,112) per minute to produce, making it the most expensive documentary series per minute ever made. It was during production billed as one of the most ambitious series ever produced. Together with Haines, the series was also created

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as a progression in both reconstructions of prehistoric life and in the promotion of the public understanding of science; Benton in a 2001 article referred to the series as not just a documentary but also a "powerful piece of palaeobiological research", showing to the public what the "best minds in

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The CGI shots were rendered by Framestore using eight twin-processor NT boxes, at times augmented with the SGI workstations (single R10K processors) of the animators. The computer effects for the first episode took around a year to make, though the process could be significantly sped up afterwards;

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In the summer of 1997 and in the winter of 1998, Haines and fellow producer Jasper James took a small crew of eight people to travel around the world to places where ancient plant life reminiscent of plants during the Mesozoic still existed; locations that could be used as backdrops for the series.

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creatures representing 10 species. Each large dinosaur weighed several tons, and was operated by two "voodoo puppeteers" and a driver beneath the dinosaur who also monitors the hydraulics and batteries. The smaller dinosaurs were suits operated by the person in it, each weighing from 20–30 kg

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and puppets. Haines explained in behind-the-scenes material that animatronics, despite advances in CGI, still played an important role, particularly in close-up shots; "The computer can fool the eye making a dinosaur run through a puddle and splashing but if you want a close-up of him dipping his

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was responsible for creating the textures and patterns of the animals and was during production sent actual fossil examples of dinosaur skin impressions. Despite the fossils available, Horley found that there had to in some cases be some informed compromise between strict accuracy and what looked

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was largely positive, the series was criticised by some palaeontologists for its speculative storylines and the boldness of some of its claims, noting that some aspects presented as fact were very much speculative and possible to be challenged in the future. In the companion book of the series,

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pilot, finished by the summer of 1997, was six minutes long. The only consultant so far brought in for the project was the palaeontologist David Martill, who offered his services on the pilot for free if he could then stay on as a consultant should the pilot succeed and a series be made.

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cost over £37,654 ($ 61,112) per minute to produce, making it the most expensive documentary series per minute ever made. The visual effects of the series were initially believed to be far too expensive to produce, but innovative techniques by the award-winning graphics company

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in Germany near what then were the Vindelicisch Islands. The book elaborated on the background for each story, went further in explaining the science on which much of the program is based, and included descriptions of several animals not identified or featured in the series.

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had only nine minutes of dinosaur footage, the series envisioned by Haines would require three hours. As a result, Haines initially changed his idea to the programme mainly consisting of footage of plants, insects and landscapes with dinosaurs appearing only occasionally.

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of the inner workings of the animals so that they could be better explained. In the later series this was abandoned in favour of a more standard "natural history" aesthetic. In addition to the pilot, Framestore also produced stills and a shorter trailer with a group of

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spawned an entirely new genre of documentaries that similarly recreated past life with computer graphics and were made in the style of traditional nature documentaries. It also led to the creation of an entire media franchise of similar sequel documentary series, the

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males challenge each other for the right to mate, and the clan establishes a new dominant pair. The closing narration acknowledges that soon this landmass will be pulled closer to the South Pole and when that happens, this unique ecosystem and its inhabitants will

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for its use of scientific research and for its portrayal of dinosaurs as animals and not movie monsters. Some scientific criticism was leveled at the narration not making clear what was speculation and what was not, and a handful of specific scientific errors.

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clan is able to stay active, using their large eyes to help them forage for food. The clan and other creatures are also shown to use various methods of coping with the cold such as being frozen alive or suspended animation. Finally, spring returns, and two

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had at the time started a policy of encouraging producers to pitch possible future landmark series, with the goal of increasing the science output of the BBC and raising the bar of science programming. Bennett had mainly asked for suggestions for series on

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was broadcast to record audiences and is sometimes considered the biggest science documentary series ever created. With 15 million viewers viewing the first episode on 4 October 1999 and another 3.91 million viewing it on its repeat the Sunday afterwards,

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most well-studied and well-understood by scientists and which would be representative of the era and showcase interesting animals. In addition to the producers doing their own research, over a hundred experts were consulted for every aspect of the series.

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also worried that the success of the series would lead to the BBC exploiting its appeal to younger viewers and launching merchandise, writing that "I begin to think that the whole thing is geared to selling chocolate dinosaur eggs to five-year-olds".

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The textures for the models were created through a process of science-based guessing, deriving from the inferred life behaviour of the animals, their diet and their size (larger animals in real life tend to have duller colours). The digital artist

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urinating to mark a female's territory as his own after she is driven away from it. A number of critics pointed out that birds and crocodiles, the closest living relatives of the dinosaurs, do not urinate; they shed waste chemicals as more solid

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designed computer-animated dinosaurs and added them to the live-action backdrop. Though the film was originally going to have a narrator like in the miniseries, Fox executives wanted to add voiceovers to connect audiences to the characters.

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on a desperate final flight to his mating grounds, the sauropod hatchlings struggling for survival in the late Jurassic, the migrating herds and the undersea life of 150 million years ago would all seem as real as a nature program about

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the five other episodes together took only six months. Initially, Framestore produced 24 different computer-generated animals, but as the concept of the series grew they had made 40 different species by the end of production.

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handling distribution. The crew filmed footage on location in the U.S. state of Alaska and in New Zealand, which were chosen for their similarities to the dinosaurs' surroundings millions of years ago, and on locations in

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the session, numbering pages... tiny logistical things that can really screw up a session." The BBC were early on impressed with the soundtrack and requested Bartlett and the orchestra to also produce tracks for a

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with its tail. She rejoins the herd, albeit with deep wounds on her side, but she will recover. The closing narration notes that the sauropods will only get larger, becoming the largest animals ever to walk the

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was published in 2000. It went into more detail about the research and suppositions that went into making the series. Michael J. Benton also wrote an accompanying book on the science of the series, titled

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There was already considerable interest in the series by the time the pilot was shown owing to the trailer and stills produced by Framestore. Jana Bennett also championed the idea of the series to both

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in separate styles for each episode, citing the different themes and settings presented in each episode as inspiration, elaborating, "I tried to create a different sound world for each episode of

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with some reconstructions but this was deemed to not be ambitious enough, shortly thereafter he devised the idea of a dinosaur series made with the look and feel of a natural history programme.

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clan's sentries from hearing the polar allosaur approaching. It manages to kill the matriarch of the clan. Winter descends and the forest is shrouded in darkness, but the now matriarch-less

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had never before been animated with this level of scientific rigour. Many movements, such as the movement of pterosaurs on the ground, were educated guesses made based on scientific advice.

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as a feeding platform to hunt insects. This was based on certain modern birds; there is no evidence of such behaviour in pterosaurs and it would be difficult to prove with fossil evidence.

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praised the program, giving it five stars out of five and saying that, "Somebody had a great idea, which was to make a documentary series about dinosaurs, but with a twist. The ageing

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was to "create an immersive experience that was both spectacular and informative". Haines investigated the costs that would be involved in the project. He first initially approached

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emerge during spring after several months of total darkness. They feed on the fresh plant growth (which has adapted to the changing seasons), and build nests to lay their eggs; a

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have grown into subadults. Nearly all are killed by a huge forest fire; only three survivors emerge onto the open plains, including the young female. They encounter several

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was recognised by several commentators as marking a watershed in television imagery and a scientifically and technologically significant benchmark in television history.

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was by far the most watched science programme in British television during the 20th century. The series received critical acclaim and won numerous awards, including two

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After the maquettes were completed, Framestore scanned them into their computers using both a high resolution laser and a set of software tools developed together with

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and southern Chile and the Bahamas. Shooting at a single location usually lasted for about four weeks. New Caledonia was particularly difficult to shoot in since the

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Kellner, A. W. A.; Campos, D. A.; Sayão, J. M.; Saraiva, A. N. A. F.; Rodrigues, T.; Oliveira, G.; Cruz, L. A.; Costa, F. R.; Silva, H. P.; Ferreira, J. S. (2013).

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On June 4, 2024, it was announced that a reboot of the series would be produced by BBC, along with PBS, ZDF and France Télévisions, which will be released in 2025.

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may have had a wingspan reaching almost 12 metres and a weight of a hundred kilograms, making it one of the largest known pterosaurs. However, the largest definite

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dies from a combination of heat, stress and starvation. The same fate befalls others who had lost out in the attempt to attract a mate. The next generation of

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toured the world for twelve years; over 250 cities were visited and almost 10 million people in total watched the show live. The final show was held at the

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2013. Critical reception was largely negative, with praise towards film's visual effects but criticism for its story and voice acting. The film grossed

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for its use of scientific research and for its portrayal of dinosaurs as animals and not movie monsters. Some reviews were dismissive and contemptuous.

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were at first fully erect before being altered on the advice of the sauropod neck expert Kent Stevens. In September 1998, Milne held a talk at the 46th

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to appease her. Three days later, after repeated copulation, she drives him off. The mother fasts as she tends to her nest, contending with raids by

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have survived (including the lead female), and the cynodont pair have a new clutch of eggs. The episode ends with the arrival of a migrating herd of

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after millions of years of recovery from the impact, they are still populated by a small group of dinosaurs that did survive the extinction: the

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to feed herself and her brood. Several days later, while defending her two surviving offspring, the mother is fatally injured by the tail of an

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abandons her nest, the eggs rendered infertile due to acidic pollution. Her calls for a mate are answered by a smaller male, who kills a young

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as the two major productions inspiring increasing public interest in dinosaurs and other Mesozoic life in the 1990s and 2000s. The success of

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Slowly, the production team focused in on animals about whom sufficient information was known to create larger narratives. As an example,

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Haines spent two years speaking with scientists and reading both primary and secondary palaeontological sources to create the stories for

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budget came from BBC One, a third from the Discovery Channel, and a third from BBC Worldwide. There were also major investments from

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is by far the most watched science programme in British television history. By late 2000, 200 million people worldwide had seen the

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Hocknull, Scott A.; White, Matt A.; Tischler, Travis R.; Cook, Alex G.; Calleja, Naomi D.; Sloan, Trish; Elliott, David A. (2009).

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Envisioned as the first "Natural History of Dinosaurs" and a series that would provide viewers with "a window into a lost world",

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in Cyprus to shoot footage for the pilot. Milne then gathered a small team to produce models and animations. The resulting

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flies to the outskirts of a forest to rest after stealing a fish from another pterosaur, but is driven away by a flock of

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said the film's global box office performance was disappointing in context of the production budget and marketing spend.

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might have lived, in the same format as the original series. Includes many of the dinosaurs seen in the previous episode

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also wakes and heads to a river, where he will stay during the summer. Out on the banks of the river, migrating herds of

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aired the series weekly on Monday nights, with regular repeats the following Sunday. In 2010, the series was repeated on

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The concept for the series changed back to frequent CGI creatures after Haines spoke with the UK-based graphics company

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in 1993, which had set a new benchmark for dinosaur entertainment. Initially, Haines idea revolved around a history of

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Tim Greenwood, Jez Harris, Daren Horley, Alec Knox, Virgil Manning, David Marsh, Mike McGee, Mike Milne, Carlos Rosas

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model, having been dragged through water, had to be repaired and repainted and is today displayed for the public; the

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led to the creation of an entire nature documentary media franchise on prehistoric life, commonly referred to as the

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by the Australian-based company The Creature Technology Company. The production cost $ 20 million to stage and used

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resulted in the creation of both exhibits and traveling exhibitions. Only a few months after the series had aired,

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explained virtually every decision in detail and how it was based on fossil evidence. The two succeeding specials,

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on a BBC website, a genus that wasn't discovered until 2006 and described until 2009, just about a decade after

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is often credited for inspiring modern interest in the distant geological past. Scientific papers have credited

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In Middle Cretaceous Argentina, Marven searches for the largest dinosaurs of all time. He encounters a herd of

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as "extraordinary", "strikingly cinematic" and "head and shoulders above previous efforts in the same genre".

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and consequently he does not mate. After several days under the sun trying to attract a mate, the protagonist

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and cooling themselves in the little water remaining during the drought. Still searching for food, the female

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Renamed 'Big Al: The Science' and 'Allosaurus: Big Al Uncovered' on the UK and USA DVD releases respectively.

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also recreated past life with computer graphics and were envisioned in the style of nature documentaries.

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animals as living animals in the style of a traditional nature documentary. The series first aired on the

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zoologist", traveling back in time and interacting with various dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals.

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David L. Wolper Award for Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television (Best Original Television Music)

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the computer graphics fell behind and some scenes were not finished in time for the recording sessions.

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but were nervous whether a series of its scale was actually achievable. After also pitching the idea to

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were not the fault of the production team since they worked based on the advice of their consultants.

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become lost in the forest; they vocalize loudly while trying to return to their herd, preventing the

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palaeobiology have been able to achieve." Numerous scientific journal articles have been written on

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years ago. The production features computer-animated dinosaurs in live-action settings with actors

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clan's eggs have been eaten; however, those of the matriarch hatch successfully. Meanwhile, a male

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could be used to create a series of nature documentary programmes. According to Haines, the aim of

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were doing exercises there simultaneously and the film crew kept bumping into soldiers and tanks.

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rut for the right to mate, while losing their young to attacking dromaeosaurs. Only three of the

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and Evergreen Films and was named after the original BBC miniseries. The film, with a budget of

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accidentally also kills one of the hatchlings by swinging its tail while fending off a pair of

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best on screen; the scales of some species were too small to be visible on television screens.

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nose into water and moving it back and forth, a computer-generated nose wouldn't look right."

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In addition to the three special episodes accounted for here, the 2003 three-part miniseries

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7 day data, including the original Monday broadcast and Sunday repeat for all six episodes.

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in the morning to eat the eggs. However, a few of the pterosaurs are caught and eaten by a

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swims to an island and discovers a turtle carcass; it fights over the carcass with another

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he discovers them to have been a bizarre type of giant plant-eating theropod dinosaur.

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begin to cannibalise their young, and the male cynodont also resorts to hunting baby

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made it possible to bring down costs sufficiently to produce the three-hour series.

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premiered. The allosaur featured is actually based on fragmentary remains found at

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that survived the storm are now large enough to swim off and live in the open sea.

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were given to David Martill and then used by him for educational purposes at the

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were marketed together in the United States as the stand-alone two-part series

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have been produced since the end of the original series. The first special was

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have also arrived to feed and lay their eggs. When summer arrives, many of the

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was considered a high-risk production due to being highly expensive and using "

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footage shot at various locations, the techniques being inspired by the film

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in 2000 of the greatest British TV programmes of all time and of any genre,

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leaves the river to find a pool for hibernation. During the migration, some

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is often cited as among the most influential media depictions of dinosaurs.

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led to the inception of an entirely new genre of documentaries that like

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In 2014, the film was rereleased in theatres and museums under the title

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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program (One Hour or More)

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herd, and wounds one individual; the herd scatters, leaving the wounded

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Haines suggested that the same techniques employed in the production of

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BBC, Discovery Channel, TV Asahi Co-production, ProSieben and France 3

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are shown using their massive weight to topple trees in order to reach

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The pilot episode was marine-themed, revolving around a beached giant

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models were later sold. Numerous models also made their way to the

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and deriving from Haines misremembering the title of the 1990 film

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wander between islands of vegetation among the volcanic ash, and

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gather at the shore to lay their eggs, which attracts a flock of

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due to an association between Crawley Creatures and the museum.

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at night. Finally, the wet season arrives; the majority of the

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required Haines to plot out narratives and create storyboards.

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inspired the creation of exhibitions, the live theatrical show

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their remaining pups and then move away. On the next day, the

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with erect necks, which did not appear in the finished series.

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feed on his carcass. At the end of the episode, the juvenile

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strikes the islands, killing many animals, including several

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technology" to educate rather than just entertain. In total,

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was released to critical acclaim. Most scientists applauded

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from the original on 15 December 2021 – via YouTube.

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Chased by Sea Monsters: Prehistoric Predators of the Deep

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also presented an opportunity since it had been found at

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herd embarks on a journey in search of water, while the

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was devised in the aftermath of the release of the film

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developed by Asylum Entertainment and published by the

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received a positive review in the book review magazine

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recreated extinct species through the combined use of

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Haines, Tim; Chambers, Paul (2010) . "Introduction".

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It is a spin-off of Episode 2 of 2867:Outstanding Achievement in News and Information 1401:meanwhile is shown to have been wounded by the 1347:and one of the largest carnivores alive in the 1097:are CGI, the series also made extensive use of 6620:("The Tale of the Ronin and the Bride") (2024) 6596:("When These Walls Come Tumbling Down") (2022) 5692:Walking with Dinosaurs − The Arena Spectacular 3869:"1999: The BBC simulates prehistoric wildlife" 3720:Sea Monsters: A Walking with Dinosaurs Trilogy 3198:in other territories for a worldwide total of 3049:Walking with Dinosaurs − The Arena Spectacular 3036:Walking with Dinosaurs − The Arena Spectacular 3020:Walking with Dinosaurs − The Arena Spectacular 1337:resides in a burrow with his family. A female 837:(bottom) were among the filming locations for 783:, who had previously worked on the BBC series 459:Walking with Dinosaurs − The Arena Spectacular 317:. 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(18 April 2000). 3552:) and focusing on life in the 3487:Television and popular culture 2835:Timothy Greenwood, Mike McGee 2742:6th National Television Awards 2704:Britt Sjoerdsma, Andrew Wilks 2234:, alongside the new additions 2163: 1389:. At night, the cynodont pair 1262: 616:(1999) and miniseries such as 157: 55:Cover of a 2004 UK DVD release 1: 5463:Goldbart, Max (4 June 2024). 4100:Goldbart, Max (4 June 2024). 3329:Scientists largely applauded 3095:Walking with Dinosaurs (film) 2803:RTS Craft & Design Awards 2281:Behind-the-scenes documentary 2096:Behind-the-scenes documentary 1528:leaves and giant ferns. Each 752:. Approximately third of the 666:The BBC liked the concept of 7089:Primetime Emmy Award winners 7059:BBC television documentaries 6914:Dragon Wars: Fire & Fury 6205:("The Birth of Evil") (2004) 6137:Program (Less Than One Hour) 5971:Garfield's Babes and Bullets 5289:"Re: WWD non-dino questions" 4591:10.1371/journal.pone.0006190 4001:Media, Culture & Society 3836:"Greg Dyke Making It Happen" 3646:The pterosaur identified as 3446:The pterosaur identified as 2807:Design and Craft Innovation 1564:. She is saved when another 1520:. Elsewhere, adult herds of 588:Industrial Light & Magic 405:. Most scientists applauded 367:that were incorporated with 6579:Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal 6113:And They Call It Bobby Love 6030:Batman: The Animated Series 5375:"Making Of - TV Production" 4348:, BBC Books, "Introduction" 4013:10.1177/0163443703025003002 3165:Humboldt County, California 1855:"Spirits of the Ice Forest" 1824:carcass by the adults. 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