''The Titanosaur had a big heart.'' I like to imagine the old Titanosaur wandering the land, making friends and helping smaller creatures get out of trees and stuff.
Is it weird that this made me feel emotional? I'm so amazed by this technology that we now have 360° video and then this video just made me so happy as to how far we've come
Sir David has been with me since I was a kid and they aired his programs on the Swedish television. Just as with Carl Sagan, he put a foundation for me when it comes to being interested in the world and universe around us. Thank you for all the countless hours of joy you have given me, David.
This video brings so much nostalgia to me because I used to watch walking with dinosaurs and walking with monsters when I was younger and I used to think that dinosaurs were the coolest thing ever. And also the crickets and things just combined with Mr.Attenborough's voice just calms me so much. Thank you for this video.
Hard to believe his brother is the one who played John Hammond in Jurassic Park. You know...the dude who actually opened up a park of living dinos lol.
This is the most impressive thing I've see to date, and is, by far, a prime example of how things should be taught in schools. Through interactive videos. And the best part? This is only the beginning. It's all uphill from here.
Its amezing! For the first time in our history we(the human race) get to see a 360 degree view of a landscape with creatures that went extinct 67 million years ago! Its amezing!
the way he speaks mixed with the music it makes you emotional. i will cry when this man passes away, the world will have lost a great man who tried so hard to help all our planets species, educate the masses and warn us of the devastation we are bringing to our world.
Absolutely wonderful and stunning! I am extremely ecstatic to see Dinosaurs being brought into different entertainment platforms like this to educate others. Big thanks to Sir Attenborough and the team behind this video.
4 things about dinosaurs. 1. They had bird like lungs which are more efficient than mammalian lungs enabling larger size. 2. They had bird like lighter bones enabling gigantic animals. 3. They perhaps had bird like brains with tighter, more efficient neurons. 4. Perhaps like reptiles they didn’t stop growing until death.
this made me cry!!!! I kept looking back at the man too cause he helped calm my mind. i cant believe we shared the same plant as these MASS beings WOW WOW WOW!!!!
I do agree with a mouse it would be a pain, but even on your phone you could buy google cardboard for near enough pennies and get the real experience :)
This video is a mind-blowing experience. It's like back when I was a child and saw those huge skeletons in museums for the first time. Except this time you can also hear all those sounds and see the movement of the animal. It's truly astonishing. Love it ☺️
David Attenborough was the one who showed us our part in the life on earth. And he has a great hart too. Even when he could tell about the future humans as soon being extinct , he gives us hope.
I LOVE this video, I LOVE paleontology, I LOVE Attenborough, and I LOVE BBC. I would LOVE to see 360 prehistoric safari videos that traverse multiple eras of earth's history. A literal Walking With series...just my opinion though...
I don't regret watching this, I love it, it's all I needed to make my day, just the man's voice with the music just makes this emotional, it's perfect!
"The most extraordinary group of animals that has ever lived on this planet" is litterly a conscious self thinking ape that is in a 360 video that's made to educate other self thinking apes
The only person I think of in terms of advanced technology and music that is ahead of me is David Attenborough. I don't even have vr yet. ^^one of my favourite guy him xx
Richard Mundy Its not a question about accuracy, its still the best dinosaur documentary around, and people still watch it, and if their is really a problem of accuracy it can be fixed
I'd go one better, and re-imagine/redo it with attenborough with today's cgi technology, and today's knowledge of the dinosaurs, because as much as the OG walking with dinosaurs got right about it's facts about dinos, it got quite a bit wrong compared to what we know now about dinosaurs. But a blu-ray release of OG WWD, I'd definitely be up for regardless.
Personally i think after 20 years the "Walking with Dinosaurs" is going to waste. First of all maybe cgi improvements by going in, using the original film and having retextures here and there, or just bringing out the same stuff in 4k quality and after that is done, heck, i would love an other cutting edge documentary style serie like it with different dinosaurs and different stories
I’ve always been that one guy who never grew out of his childlike obsession with dinosaurs and that’s led to a love of palaeontology, biology and the natural world. And this is one of the most amazing things I’ve seen. This genuinely gave me a sense of childlike wonder, if someone were to make a full walking with dinosaurs documentary this way, I might cry.
One of the many things I love in this channel BBC is that it not just perfect to have something in the background, but it’s actually extremely interesting in a bizarre way when I first came here I thought this would be absolute crap but once you dig further into the channel and watch where you’re actually be impressed and you’ll start like these vids and they teach you to Btw the guys a living legend
+epSos.de Unlikely to have any predators of its time, when its an adult. I would assume that these creatures took a long time (decades) to reach full size, and the balance was kept with them dying as they grew up. But a full size creature would be simply be too much hassle for any predator.
well we don't know much about this creature yet, we haven't even named it but the largest known dinosaur argentinosaurus did have to worry about predators, mapusaurus was bigger than tyrannosaurus, hunted in packs, and was specially built to take down large sauropods.
Barbaruck Bjorn that is very unlikely due to some reasons, the heart would have struggled to pump blood that high, the vertebra needs to be very flexible which it isn't, and neck bones from titanosaurs just didn't fit such a posture. Some sauropods might have had their necks held upright like giraffes (although probably less than a giraffe, leaning forward a little more) like brachiosaurus or giraffatitan but titanosaurs most likely didn't.
Not MyRealname an adult would probably be safe because there are creatures that might be able to take them down but they would most likely target the weak, sick, wounded, young, etc.
Wow that’s a beautiful thing I just experienced thank you again David for entertainment insight and information all about the natural world once again 👏
This video was...... amazing! I dont know how to say it because my english isnt very good but wow. Everything was so perfect and heartwarming to see! The music, the voice of the old man, the full moon, and ofource the big titanosaurus! In this few minutes i learned a lot and i really enjoyed it. I hope i still remember this video in 30 years, so i can show it to my kids. @BBC , u did an amazing job.
Really awesome way of showing how dinosaurs used to be like. David Attenborough looks and acts completely natural when seeing these dinosaurs - its like he's one with the nature.
I can honestly say that Attenborough has made my life better with his work. I can't even estimate how many hours I've spent totally absorbed in the documentaries he has made.
I'm sitting on the shitter, and twisting my spine 180° to point my phone at the cistern in order to see the virtual dinosaur David Attenborough wants me to check out as he stands on a scissor lift in some dark Jurassic forest. What a time to be alive.
I thought this was a meme and that was queen elizabeth in the thumbnail, Turns out it wasn't a meme and I just learned the name of my favorite dinosaur after 10 years
The point of saying "the largest animal ever to walk on the planet" is just incorrect, it should be "the largest fossil discovered" -> coz we really dunno which would have been the largest land animal ever walked or largest sea animal ever to swim!! Its all based on the discovery and fossil, we cannot 100% quantify "this is the largest" / "this would have been one of the largest"...
Has anyone almost cried because they got to see a documentary that talks about dinosaurs and guess who's the narrator, Attenborough. how we long miss him am I right brother of the actor in Jurassic Park who we know as John Hammond may he rest in peace ( legends live on!!!!!!!!!). This is an experience I will never forget ( even if it's a 360° video)
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Attenborough looks like 70 old man, ´but he has 94 years old, hes a living legend
He look like a 69 year old coomer
@Abdurrahman Habubilov ok bud
This video is 4 years old he was 90
Cxrzed yea what’s up?
@@ok_bud6322 is it really you?
''The Titanosaur had a big heart.''
I like to imagine the old Titanosaur wandering the land, making friends and helping smaller creatures get out of trees and stuff.
dudefrombelgium that’s adorable, lol
Aw thats wholesome
dudefrombelgium : lmao 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Then he gets ambushed by a bunch of carnivores
That’s so nice
Is it weird that this made me feel emotional? I'm so amazed by this technology that we now have 360° video and then this video just made me so happy as to how far we've come
no i too felt emotional
I totally agree :)
Leslie yeah I guess so
Leslie It's a wonderful, fascinating time to be alive. 😊
Same I wanted to cry
Sir David has been with me since I was a kid and they aired his programs on the Swedish television.
Just as with Carl Sagan, he put a foundation for me when it comes to being interested in the world and universe around us.
Thank you for all the countless hours of joy you have given me, David.
This video brings so much nostalgia to me because I used to watch walking with dinosaurs and walking with monsters when I was younger and I used to think that dinosaurs were the coolest thing ever. And also the crickets and things just combined with Mr.Attenborough's voice just calms me so much. Thank you for this video.
Attenborough is a living legend himself
+Ja'marvin Ramsey u both have your own opinions
He’s a fossil too!
a lying legend
@@mentilly_all ... your one of thous who dont believe inn anything sience related.. but believe everything you hear on the internett, am i right?
@@MrJacobElias
well.. you're on the internet, so i guess i believe you
Hard to believe his brother is the one who played John Hammond in Jurassic Park. You know...the dude who actually opened up a park of living dinos lol.
Jesse King runs in the family
Are you suggesting that John Hammond is the brother of David A. ? If so that is incorrect.
Lion Licks you are very right! Wow didn't know that just looked it up
Really no wonder I felt nostalgic and wanted to watch Jurassic Park
Dr. Grant, my dear Dr. Sattler....Welcome....to Jurassic park
"Jurassic park theme intensifies"
This is the most impressive thing I've see to date, and is, by far, a prime example of how things should be taught in schools. Through interactive videos.
And the best part? This is only the beginning. It's all uphill from here.
The kids still need to go on field trips too! There's nothing like seeing it for real at the museum
Delon Duvenage 😂😂😂😂
Yea lets teach them nonsense
Its amezing! For the first time in our history we(the human race) get to see a 360 degree view of a landscape with creatures that went extinct 67 million years ago! Its amezing!
It's all uphill from here? Ahahahahahaa that means things are going to be tough. School should have done better.
@Galaxi you watch way too many movies
Unbelievable this is. David Attenborough is simply a legend of his art what a guy.
the way he speaks mixed with the music it makes you emotional. i will cry when this man passes away, the world will have lost a great man who tried so hard to help all our planets species, educate the masses and warn us of the devastation we are bringing to our world.
The future is so awesome!
+Draegast Now just give me a VR Headset and reality can fuck off.
hey draegast so cool to see you here
+Draegast HEY IM YOUR FAN OMG
It's the future and the past.
Fancy seeing you here drae
Absolutely wonderful and stunning! I am extremely ecstatic to see Dinosaurs being brought into different entertainment platforms like this to educate others. Big thanks to Sir Attenborough and the team behind this video.
Ayyyyyyy Fred Weirum! I love your art so much!
Didn't expect you to be here Ō.Ō
love your paleoart :)
David Attenborough is amazing
I could listen to his voice all day everyday! Amazing.
wait until you hear Bob Ross
Shruk pled pipee
Tommybamboo Keane
Joseph Nkasa
I swear theres that every good narrator voice
I love Sir David so much, he’s so humble and such am inspiration for young people to follow his footsteps
4 things about dinosaurs. 1. They had bird like lungs which are more efficient than mammalian lungs enabling larger size. 2. They had bird like lighter bones enabling gigantic animals. 3. They perhaps had bird like brains with tighter, more efficient neurons. 4. Perhaps like reptiles they didn’t stop growing until death.
Only avian dinosaurs had these bird-like features. That's because birds are dinosaurs.
Very cool 360 virtual reality video aboaut giant dinosaur!
Dipper Dan *about
Lol aboaut
Ok lil kid
@@徐福辰 imagine fixing a 4 year old comment
@@徐福辰 Its okay to make mistakes, So please stop correcting others because It can hurt their feelings.
goddammit I want a full fledged dinosaur documentary in 360
航空嚓看好百花齐放火拼部
A proper reboot of Walking with Dinosaurs in 360 would be cool
Never have I ever had an experience like this.
This was so amazing.
BBC why don't you post such videos now?
they're to busy with politics
Did you watch it in VR?
They have a different focus now.
Attenborough should really narrate more dinosaur documentaries. His voice fits with the mystical and wild nature of these ancient beast so well.
this made me cry!!!! I kept looking back at the man too cause he helped calm my mind. i cant believe we shared the same plant as these MASS beings WOW WOW WOW!!!!
My flabber is ghasted.
flabbergasted
samations animations
Ew what the heck that sounds GROSS
when you watch this on your phone while laying on the bed and struggling to turn around to look
You can tap and drag on your screen to navigate.
Swipe the screen
well it’s not really the same then xd jk but thx for answer
No, I have a google cardboard. But it's still hard to see it because I have minus eyes (-6)
Lol that was me a second ago XD
Love the 360 option - it's the new way of watching videos interactively, so innovative
+Frank Marchant Now all we need to complete the picture is a VR HMD.
Its definitely impressive watching this in VR
I love that they gave it a heartbeat. This creature has been dead for millions of years, and now we can hear its living heart.
its good he said "Largest animal to ever WALK on the planet", i think he did not want any smoke with the Blue Whale
this is one of the best 360 videos ever holy fuck imagine a full series with this..
+PlebCentral My Mouse cant catch up and my hand would be very tired
I do agree with a mouse it would be a pain, but even on your phone you could buy google cardboard for near enough pennies and get the real experience :)
wouldn't it be easier and more awesome with the oculus rift?
Ohh definitely, but I don't know about you, but I can't just drop $500+ on something like that yanno lol ;p
This video is a mind-blowing experience. It's like back when I was a child and saw those huge skeletons in museums for the first time. Except this time you can also hear all those sounds and see the movement of the animal. It's truly astonishing. Love it ☺️
This popped up randomly and completely took me by surprise so my reaction was
"What?"
"...yooo"
"YOOOOO"
David Attenborough was the one who showed us our part in the life on earth. And he has a great hart too. Even when he could tell about the future humans as soon being extinct , he gives us hope.
If I were still 5 years old, I’d definitely want him to read me a story to sleep
This is so awesome! I love it!
+Heather Feather ASMR you should do an ASMR video...as a dinosaur...
+Heather Feather ASMR If you have a Samsung GS6 you can download these 360 videos and then put on the Gear VR or Google Cardboard! :D
i know your here because you wanted to get david in 360! no asmr artist can resist it.
I love it too lol!
David Attenborough is the shit. Love this guy
I LOVE this video, I LOVE paleontology, I LOVE Attenborough, and I LOVE BBC. I would LOVE to see 360 prehistoric safari videos that traverse multiple eras of earth's history. A literal Walking With series...just my opinion though...
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the way this video was done. I wish more videos were done like this one.😊
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I don't regret watching this, I love it, it's all I needed to make my day, just the man's voice with the music just makes this emotional, it's perfect!
"The most extraordinary group of animals that has ever lived on this planet" is litterly a conscious self thinking ape that is in a 360 video that's made to educate other self thinking apes
You re on to something.
He's got a point
Yes ape toguether strong
Human's are not extraordinary, we are far more destructive than we are creative which is the reason we are destroying our earth.
@@gustaf3811 keep saying that on a magic box that fits in your pocket and has all of the knowledge humanity knows
Need to do more of these, it's amazing!!
I didn't even know that they had these types of videos. Truly amazing.. David Attenborough is such a wise man.
The only person I think of in terms of advanced technology and music that is ahead of me is David Attenborough. I don't even have vr yet. ^^one of my favourite guy him xx
When the video started I thought he was going to say, “hello, welcome to Jurassic park”
Nah, he wouldn't step on his brother's line.
@@khymaaren Haha best comment right there
best voice the planet has to offer.
Morgan Freeman still better
360 is the most beautiful thing on the Internet, this made me want to cry :')
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
+BBC Walking with Dinosaurs Saga needs to be released in Blu-ray with some kind of cgi improvement, but keep the narration and the Soundtrack!
+Joao S I think so many discovories have been made since then that it isn't even accurate any more.
Richard Mundy Its not a question about accuracy, its still the best dinosaur documentary around, and people still watch it, and if their is really a problem of accuracy it can be fixed
+Richard Mundy WWD is definitely no longer fully accurate. even planet dinosaur is no longer fully accurate.
I'd go one better, and re-imagine/redo it with attenborough with today's cgi technology, and today's knowledge of the dinosaurs, because as much as the OG walking with dinosaurs got right about it's facts about dinos, it got quite a bit wrong compared to what we know now about dinosaurs. But a blu-ray release of OG WWD, I'd definitely be up for regardless.
Personally i think after 20 years the "Walking with Dinosaurs" is going to waste. First of all maybe cgi improvements by going in, using the original film and having retextures here and there, or just bringing out the same stuff in 4k quality
and after that is done, heck, i would love an other cutting edge documentary style serie like it with different dinosaurs and different stories
Inside I’m jumping in excitement. Jurassic Park was never like this. This is outstanding. 🤩
In the virtual worlds that we are, and will be building, sir David's voice should be THE voice of nature.
so cool on phone, i didn't expect this at all. thought it was a normal video until i noticed it was moving to my notions
I’ve always been that one guy who never grew out of his childlike obsession with dinosaurs and that’s led to a love of palaeontology, biology and the natural world. And this is one of the most amazing things I’ve seen. This genuinely gave me a sense of childlike wonder, if someone were to make a full walking with dinosaurs documentary this way, I might cry.
Thanks for this. It felt like I was hangin' out with Attenborough. Awesome shit.
The voice I grew up with, Sir David Attenborough!
One of the many things I love in this channel BBC is that it not just perfect to have something in the background, but it’s actually extremely interesting in a bizarre way when I first came here I thought this would be absolute crap but once you dig further into the channel and watch where you’re actually be impressed and you’ll start like these vids and they teach you to
Btw the guys a living legend
long live david Attenborough!!
I just discovered this video today, and it is one of the most amazing thing I've seen on the internet 🦕❤️
That is a nice video, BBC. The long and low neck seems like the weakest defence area against large predators. I wonder how they were able to grow old.
+epSos.de Unlikely to have any predators of its time, when its an adult. I would assume that these creatures took a long time (decades) to reach full size, and the balance was kept with them dying as they grew up. But a full size creature would be simply be too much hassle for any predator.
well we don't know much about this creature yet, we haven't even named it but the largest known dinosaur argentinosaurus did have to worry about predators, mapusaurus was bigger than tyrannosaurus, hunted in packs, and was specially built to take down large sauropods.
I doubt it actually hung it's head so low, instead held it like a giraffes
Barbaruck Bjorn that is very unlikely due to some reasons, the heart would have struggled to pump blood that high, the vertebra needs to be very flexible which it isn't, and neck bones from titanosaurs just didn't fit such a posture. Some sauropods might have had their necks held upright like giraffes (although probably less than a giraffe, leaning forward a little more) like brachiosaurus or giraffatitan but titanosaurs most likely didn't.
Not MyRealname an adult would probably be safe because there are creatures that might be able to take them down but they would most likely target the weak, sick, wounded, young, etc.
This was the best 4 minutes of my life. I've never cried for something like this, so it felt diffrent.
I love Attenborough! He makes ANY documentary worth the watch however, I particularly love his dinosaur related ones!
AMAZING VIDEO! Congratulations from BRAZIL!
From India
Im brazillian
AWESOME!! I really want more of this!
i watched this
hmm
Ok lil kid
@@cardiocain2122 looks like the baby needs milk
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE
Ok good
his voice is so calming and with this video being about a dinosaur, i think for a moment here i found absolute bliss.
The world needs to listen to this man...30 odd years ago !
Why is screen suddenly so blurry ? Oh Wait, those are just my tears.
Wow that’s a beautiful thing I just experienced thank you again David for entertainment insight and information all about the natural world once again 👏
BBC, I'm just putting this out there: 3D 360 David Attenborough. Nuff said.
This video accidently played, but I couldnt click off because of this mans voice
He should have honored his late brother by saying “Welcome....to Jurassic Park.”
I was too lazy to stand up so I spent most of the video uncomfortably swiveled around
Or you can click/press and drag on the video.
You can move the video by swiping on your screen
god dammit
Kynna Braun lol
That was a hell of an experience. Thank you Sir David Attenborough for being you.
That's just John Hammond's brother with dinosaurs ! XD
This video was...... amazing! I dont know how to say it because my english isnt very good but wow. Everything was so perfect and heartwarming to see! The music, the voice of the old man, the full moon, and ofource the big titanosaurus! In this few minutes i learned a lot and i really enjoyed it. I hope i still remember this video in 30 years, so i can show it to my kids. @BBC , u did an amazing job.
Really awesome way of showing how dinosaurs used to be like. David Attenborough looks and acts completely natural when seeing these dinosaurs - its like he's one with the nature.
BBC, you seem to know what you're doing when it comes to 360. Stick to it!
What is this magic!? Movable camera view?
+Gunnisberg 360 video. Welcome to 2015
+Jonas Wahlbärj you mean 2015+1?
Hahaha yes
The british accent is a big plus.
its an english accent, not british accent
David Attenborough is probably my favorite narrator because despite his age, his voice is pretty good for narrating any type of documentary.
I can honestly say that Attenborough has made my life better with his work. I can't even estimate how many hours I've spent totally absorbed in the documentaries he has made.
this thing was taller than my house on top of my house.... holy shit.
This was awesome!
lol i thought the dinosaur was about to eat queen elizabeth
I'm sitting on the shitter, and twisting my spine 180° to point my phone at the cistern in order to see the virtual dinosaur David Attenborough wants me to check out as he stands on a scissor lift in some dark Jurassic forest. What a time to be alive.
Sir David you were one of the best!❤
wish this could work on google cardboard or oculus
+† Satan † Errrr... support.google.com/youtube/answer/6239930?hl=en-GB or Virtual Desktop for Oculus.
+† Satan †
Satan, you always have good ideas.
There are a few free vr videos of dinosaurs from the Oculus store. I watched them using the Rift S they're really good, but too short.
Can't Wait Till The Graphics Get Better! Like If You Agree!
Massive. Is that why Noah didn't let them on the ark?
+Peter Ollerenshaw Naaah it was because they were doing drugs, pre-marital sex and were atheists, they were unwholesome to God and needed to go.
+Michael McGrath woosh
Michael McGrath nor does sarcasm apparently
Where would he get the food for those things?
I love David's voice becasue it's so soothing
I thought this was a meme and that was queen elizabeth in the thumbnail,
Turns out it wasn't a meme and I just learned the name of my favorite dinosaur after 10 years
The point of saying "the largest animal ever to walk on the planet" is just incorrect, it should be "the largest fossil discovered" -> coz we really dunno which would have been the largest land animal ever walked or largest sea animal ever to swim!! Its all based on the discovery and fossil, we cannot 100% quantify "this is the largest" / "this would have been one of the largest"...
I always been told that big guys have a great heart, but this is whole new level.
Man sir david attenborough is my favorite narrator in every documentary shows
This is undoubtedly wholesome
What a legend. David is the GOAT
Attenborough, you are an extraordinary creature yourself.
If the camera was me, Attenborough would have to say, "look at me while I'm talking" literally.
I’d thought I’d never seen the legendary Narrator . Today is a good day
Has anyone almost cried because they got to see a documentary that talks about dinosaurs and guess who's the narrator, Attenborough. how we long miss him am I right brother of the actor in Jurassic Park who we know as John Hammond may he rest in peace ( legends live on!!!!!!!!!). This is an experience I will never forget ( even if it's a 360° video)
Man sacrificed himself by time traveling just to show us dinosaur, what a legend
Thank you Sir David.
I am 45 and You can still make a video that makes me feel like a kid in wonder lol
I wonder if he ever though he would be doing a program like this in his life time? Love it.
That's amazing how CGI creates pure masterpieces
An animal this big is a peak of life and evolution.
Span around a bunch at the start and then heard David Attenborough borderline whispering down my neck