The light notes of flute throughout most of the song resembles the lightweight and freedom of flight while being in a hurry, while the vocal brass being a reminder to the audience that the ornithocherius is on an epic journey across the atlantic ocean.
Even worse: the fossil that inspired this episode (a giant Tropeognathus, which was once thought to be a species of Ornithocheirus and oversized in the show) was destroyed when the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro burnt down. So even his fossilized corpse was destroyed.
LordOfThe Flightless Even worse when we realize that the fossil behind this episode (which isn’t that big, but still huge) was destroyed recently due to fire.
This actually sounds kind of scary. Really emphasizes that the giant pterosaurs were something to fear due to their immense dominance and almost dragon like appearance. What a sight, seeing something like this flying through the skies.
this soundtrack stuck with me for the 15 years in which I didn't watch this series, and I forgot what it was from, but I could have sung the melody to you at any point. I freaked out when I rewatched the series the other day and heard this again for the first time in over a decade
@Art Neihaus neither, I have no clear idea of the overarching lore of Star trek, but I think that they atleast don't compromise artistic views for greed or wokeness
I agree. I still the ice forest episode is the weakest of the series, and Time of Titans was always my favorite. Death of a Dynasty was great too, and so was New Dawn. I think I watched Prehistoric Beasts more when I was younger, because I liked that before dinosaurs. The episode with the Indricothere was my favorite of that series.
Benjamín Bartlett realmente supo como manejar la ambientación de sonido, fue y todavía es uno de los mejores documentales que vi jamás y en gran parte debido a su composición musical! Gracias!
May the ornithocerus rest in a field with angels singing him, cretacous, maelstrom and gibson the white cat to there rest Rest in piece sweet well known animals
Aveces me pregunto porque este maravillosos soutrank no tiene por lo menos mas de 100mil vistas si todos conocemos está obra maestra lo más jodidamente épico que la humanidad tiene
This is the soundtrack from the 4th Episode of BBC'S Walking With Dinosaurs where the male Ornithocheirus is flying to his breeding site on the other side of the world so he can mate with a female
Este fue el mejor capitulo de todo camindando entre dinosaurios, lo tiene todo, buen soundtrack, final desgarrador, dinosaurios exoticos, un plan general del mundo Cretácico y el protagonista a pesar de ser un dinosaurio logra que lo veas como un ser humano, que esta dado el último gran viaje de su vida. Obra maestra de los documentales del género de dinosaurios.
Lo más curiso es que el capítulo que le sigue "Espíritus del bosque helado", choca bastante, porque se siente como un regreso a la normalidad, siendo lo mád interesante del mismo el saber sobre los dinosaurios antarticos.
Jeffrey Gao Yeah, Argentavis was more massive, but the Pelagornis had a longer wingspan. Same can be said for Quetzaquotlas and Hatzegoptryx. Quetza had a longer wingspan, but Hatze was overall more massive.
Ding dong so long they call it long schlong we don't know if hatzegotryx was bigger all we have is some vertebrae so please don't spout out lies like that,
I remember me watching it while being 5, covered with goosebumps. Feeling the same right now in my 22. No fuck, I don't really know any OST from a single documetary that would be as atmospheric and appropriate for its plot. As for me, this stands on the same level with Zimmer. The life, the power, prehistoricity, space. The hope. The obscurity.
This brings back memories though this episode has a very sad ending. My favorite prehistoric creatures in this episode is Tapejara, Liopleurodon, & Polacanthus
Of all pterosaurs who appeared in the serie, the most well-known, the Pteranodon, was never named Peteinosaurus Anurognathus Ramphorhynchus Ornithocheirus Tapejara Quetzacoatlus
There were also 2 unnamed pterosaurs in Giant of the Skies and Spirits of the Ice Forest. The one from Giant of the Skies is seen flying at dawn just after the storm, flying in the cliffs later that day, and the Ornithocheirus later steals a fish from one. The one from Spirits of the Ice Forest is seen migrating south for the summer.
Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) Spread out below down, dinosaurs. I am the majesty and spectacle of a world ruled by dinosaurs. Queen of the Giants! Tapejara: Your majesty! Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) What is it, Tapeja? Tapejara: Uh, I want you to send the Iguanodons to the forest. Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) OK. As Queen of the Giants, I command you to go to the forest!
Ornithocheirus was not knowed of so much people, but he need it, because THE ORNITHOCHEIRUS was the LARGERST flying creature ever exist!!! Edit: I know now that he not the largest, sorry!
Not to be that guy but both of you are running on information that was inaccurate a good 10-20 years ago. First off, Ornithocheirus was overblown in WWD, the specimen the WWD animal was based on was fragmentary and were hastily put into the Ornithocheirus genus due to vague similarities, after more in-depth study they were later found to belong to that of Tropeognathus, and due to the changes in proportions in the animal, the size was reevaluated to eight meters, still large, but not the twelve-meter animal seen in WWD. (Accuracy wise, WWD aged arguably just as bad as Jurassic Park). Ornithocheirus is now believed to have been around six meters in wingspan, so slightly longer than Pteranodon. Secondly, Quetzalcoatlus isn't the largest pterosaur either, that would be Hatzegopteryx, which while a few meters shorter, had far more muscles and was built much stockier, so may have weighed up to twice as much as Quetzalcoatlus. the wingspan of both animals are similar, with estimates ranging from 10-12 meters, however, due to their fragmentary nature, an exact value cannot be deducted.
@@blastturtle22 is also the smartest person in these comments, damn, the only people that watch walking with Dinosaurs are the ones who need it the most, dumbasses.
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"Spread out below him will be the majesty and spectacle of a world ruled by dinosaurs."
0:53 that’s where he says it
*Ornithocheirus sound*
@@wikansaktianto9215
Hoonk!
The light notes of flute throughout most of the song resembles the lightweight and freedom of flight while being in a hurry, while the vocal brass being a reminder to the audience that the ornithocherius is on an epic journey across the atlantic ocean.
This was such a sad episode
Even worse: the fossil that inspired this episode (a giant Tropeognathus, which was once thought to be a species of Ornithocheirus and oversized in the show) was destroyed when the National Museum in Rio de Janeiro burnt down.
So even his fossilized corpse was destroyed.
@@bkjeong4302 that's depressing
@@tarden132 OMG sob sob sob
@@bkjeong4302 God damn man you didn’t have to kill him twice bbc
@@bkjeong4302 That's just....depressing.
..... rip our boi.
LordOfThe Flightless
Even worse when we realize that the fossil behind this episode (which isn’t that big, but still huge) was destroyed recently due to fire.
Bk Jeong awwwww shti
At least nature isn't wasteful. The children scavenge on his corpse.
“The master of the skies” 😢
This actually sounds kind of scary. Really emphasizes that the giant pterosaurs were something to fear due to their immense dominance and almost dragon like appearance.
What a sight, seeing something like this flying through the skies.
this soundtrack stuck with me for the 15 years in which I didn't watch this series, and I forgot what it was from, but I could have sung the melody to you at any point. I freaked out when I rewatched the series the other day and heard this again for the first time in over a decade
My favorite segment of the series besides cruel seas. Great memories.
Such a great series. This was one of the best episodes.
Probably one of the best tracks in the show
This man is a genius! He should be composing for big hollywood blockbusters, maybe Star Wars!
Star wars is shit, I'd be doing them a favor
He needs to do more dinosaur shit. I'd love to see another documentary or even movie use him now.
@Art Neihaus neither, I have no clear idea of the overarching lore of Star trek, but I think that they atleast don't compromise artistic views
for greed or wokeness
Or I think so, since the only one I know is star wars
Star Wars doesn't deserve him. Those new movies are no good, and people have been saying that for 20 years now
still the best documentary and the best soundtrack ever
The walking with trilogy as a whole has some of the best music ever
"In life, he was the largest creature to ever take to the wing."
“He ruled the skies supreme, flying far and wide over the lands of the dinosaurs.”
@@joshuastrittmatter4188 "This is the story... of the last great flight, this giant ever made."
Correction: He wasn't the greatest of all time
@@liteltonkcorrection: nobody said he was the greatest
I used to think this episode was boring but I grew into it in my adulthood. Well done.
I always thought it was the best
@@stephencarroll9935 same. It’s still one of my favorites, alongside Spirits of the Ice Forest and Death of a Dynasty.
@@speedracer2008 this series in general was a gem
I agree. I still the ice forest episode is the weakest of the series, and Time of Titans was always my favorite. Death of a Dynasty was great too, and so was New Dawn. I think I watched Prehistoric Beasts more when I was younger, because I liked that before dinosaurs. The episode with the Indricothere was my favorite of that series.
This beautiful soundtrack captures this magnificent animal like nothing else. Thank you for this masterpiece.
Memories
+Ced Jae Good times
Cedric Jaecques good times when the liopleurodon haves 25 meters long, úntil get nerfed into 5 meters
Que nostalgia
@@maxiescobar9789 Cierto.
Benjamín Bartlett realmente supo como manejar la ambientación de sonido, fue y todavía es uno de los mejores documentales que vi jamás y en gran parte debido a su composición musical! Gracias!
Este capitulo.tiene un gran soundtrack en particular
Amazing music for such a sad tale.
Such a cool and nostalgic show, the music is just as awesome.
Memories
ack! nostalgia!
It hurts so badly...........
and devinit the Ballade of Big al
chills man. Still gives me chills.
May the ornithocerus rest in a field with angels singing him, cretacous, maelstrom and gibson the white cat to there rest
Rest in piece sweet well known animals
The best song of walking with dinosaurs
What about spirit of the ice forest?
Aveces me pregunto porque este maravillosos soutrank no tiene por lo menos mas de 100mil vistas si todos conocemos está obra maestra lo más jodidamente épico que la humanidad tiene
Yo pienso lo mismo
Great music
This is the soundtrack from the 4th Episode of BBC'S Walking With Dinosaurs where the male Ornithocheirus is flying to his breeding site on the other side of the world so he can mate with a female
Tell me how is possible I worry about a flying bird that died 110 mya... awesome work from Bartlett
Episode 4: Giant of the Skies
Este fue el mejor capitulo de todo camindando entre dinosaurios, lo tiene todo, buen soundtrack, final desgarrador, dinosaurios exoticos, un plan general del mundo Cretácico y el protagonista a pesar de ser un dinosaurio logra que lo veas como un ser humano, que esta dado el último gran viaje de su vida. Obra maestra de los documentales del género de dinosaurios.
Lo más curiso es que el capítulo que le sigue "Espíritus del bosque helado", choca bastante, porque se siente como un regreso a la normalidad, siendo lo mád interesante del mismo el saber sobre los dinosaurios antarticos.
No quiero ser esa persona pero… ornithocheirus no es un dinosaurio es un pterosaurio
This theme song should be reused for Argentavis. At last! A bird big as WWD Ornithocheirus!
Jeffrey Gao Pelagornis was bigger.
Only in wingspan. Not in weight.
Jeffrey Gao Yeah, Argentavis was more massive, but the Pelagornis had a longer wingspan. Same can be said for Quetzaquotlas and Hatzegoptryx. Quetza had a longer wingspan, but Hatze was overall more massive.
Ding dong so long they call it long schlong we don't know if hatzegotryx was bigger all we have is some vertebrae so please don't spout out lies like that,
Bennett Fender Ok, fair enough
I remember me watching it while being 5, covered with goosebumps. Feeling the same right now in my 22. No fuck, I don't really know any OST from a single documetary that would be as atmospheric and appropriate for its plot. As for me, this stands on the same level with Zimmer. The life, the power, prehistoricity, space. The hope. The obscurity.
2:25 "Troll of the skies"
Edit: i made this comment 3 years ago and just re-found it. Beautiful
magnificent
Beautiful
This soundtrack is just great for any bird or pterosaur migration.
One important thing in life, is that “No species lives forever
Vote this Pterosaur for next ark creature
Welp it came true, because it's now a fighter jet bird
@@hoodedtroodon2901 *gun bird intensifies*
He did become king for about 125 million and 40 years ago
Ok time to cry I guess
man, i'd just love to return to the times when dinosaurs walked the earth.
13thmistral return? Or travel?
I think I would survive for... let's say... two minutes.
... Maybe.
And most likely die. Hmmmmmm
@@atomichalo5398 By old age? Sounds good to me.
Who wouldn't want that
Una excelente composición
This video was published on April Fool's Day
1:08 best part of the song
Correction: 1:07
@@atomichalo5398 correction, the entire song
This brings back memories though this episode has a very sad ending.
My favorite prehistoric creatures in this episode is Tapejara, Liopleurodon, & Polacanthus
Non c'è il liopleurodonte
The old ornitocheirus.....
back when the discovery channel was awesome.
Of all pterosaurs who appeared in the serie, the most well-known, the Pteranodon, was never named
Peteinosaurus
Anurognathus
Ramphorhynchus
Ornithocheirus
Tapejara
Quetzacoatlus
Anurognathus*
@@hoodedtroodon2901 right, I always mispell that one
There were also 2 unnamed pterosaurs in Giant of the Skies and Spirits of the Ice Forest.
The one from Giant of the Skies is seen flying at dawn just after the storm, flying in the cliffs later that day, and the Ornithocheirus later steals a fish from one.
The one from Spirits of the Ice Forest is seen migrating south for the summer.
The nastalga is real!
Yes it is!
Mi capítulo favorito y el más triste de todo el documental :(
"For a brief moment in time, reptiles ruled, and dinosaurs walked the Earth."
Not exactly brief but yeah
@@nikosaurus4238 I was quoting a line from the trailer. -_-
This is just beautiful
Epicamente nostálgico 😮😮😮
I want the music from the raptor hunt
It's called Torosaurus Lock Horns, or something like that. You're welcome.
It's "Torosaurus Lock Horns" :)
God Theme
I wanna see this music mashed up with the Jurassic Park movies
I think ornithochreirus and quetzalcoatlus are in the new Jurassic World movie.
0:09 Gaming beaver and his Pteranodon.
Pero volar bajo tiene sus riesgos ......hambrientos monstruos lo observan bajo las olas
Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) Spread out below down, dinosaurs. I am the majesty and spectacle of a world ruled by dinosaurs. Queen of the Giants!
Tapejara: Your majesty!
Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) What is it, Tapeja?
Tapejara: Uh, I want you to send the Iguanodons to the forest.
Karen Chin: (with her Tiara on her head) OK. As Queen of the Giants, I command you to go to the forest!
Does anybody know what the chord at 1:03 is?
I figured it out. It's a D9/#11
never forget orni
1:06
Hey can I come back over there and I wanna is
Still here in 2020
scotia sea
parece que tuviera algo de hitchcock... gran banda sonora"
God I hope they reuse this for an azdarchid in the reboot.
the Alpatross of the Dinosaures
strong kaiju vibes
S k w a r k .
Pozdrawiam widzów Janushinho Streamy
0:59 your welcome
Ornithocheirus was not knowed of so much people, but he need it, because THE ORNITHOCHEIRUS was the LARGERST flying creature ever exist!!!
Edit: I know now that he not the largest, sorry!
@@matiasdelgado7011 A fossil of Ornithocheirus founded are more larger then Quetzalcoatlus!!! i trying so much to everybody know that!!!
Not to be that guy but both of you are running on information that was inaccurate a good 10-20 years ago.
First off, Ornithocheirus was overblown in WWD, the specimen the WWD animal was based on was fragmentary and were hastily put into the Ornithocheirus genus due to vague similarities, after more in-depth study they were later found to belong to that of Tropeognathus, and due to the changes in proportions in the animal, the size was reevaluated to eight meters, still large, but not the twelve-meter animal seen in WWD. (Accuracy wise, WWD aged arguably just as bad as Jurassic Park). Ornithocheirus is now believed to have been around six meters in wingspan, so slightly longer than Pteranodon.
Secondly, Quetzalcoatlus isn't the largest pterosaur either, that would be Hatzegopteryx, which while a few meters shorter, had far more muscles and was built much stockier, so may have weighed up to twice as much as Quetzalcoatlus. the wingspan of both animals are similar, with estimates ranging from 10-12 meters, however, due to their fragmentary nature, an exact value cannot be deducted.
Get an English lesson.
@@blastturtle22 is also the smartest person in these comments, damn, the only people that watch walking with Dinosaurs are the ones who need it the most, dumbasses.
@@atomichalo5398 Yup i was a bit donkey when i comment that, it's because i'm Brazilian don't worry!
4 years later, and the songs still a joke
I like it, it's a good song.