Reign Of The Dinosaurs S01E02 HDTV XviD-AFG

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Reign of the Dinosaurs uses the latest palaeontological research, Hollywood storytelling and the world's best dinosaur illustrators and animators to take viewers on an epic journey back to the prehistoric era. Embarking on a prehistoric adventure like no other, the series reveals exciting new evidence about some of the most remarkable creatures ever discovered. From giant beasts with Freddy Krueger-style clawed hands; a Jurassic flying squirrel to pygmy T-Rex and frogs so big they could eat dinosaurs! Exploring the latest revolutionary understandings of dinosaur behavior including, exotic mating dances, the inner workings of the T-Rex's nuclear family and the underwater birthing of mosasaurs, Reign Of The Dinosaurs travels back millions of years to resurrect and investigate creatures more active, complex and colourful than previously ever imagined.

Reign Of The Dinosaurs S01E02 HDTV XviD-AFG

Episode Title: The Watering Hole
Original Airdate: Sunday, September 04th, 2011
Ripped By - AFG

Season - 01
Episode - 02

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Take a leap back in time to an ancient watering hole, where predators and prey co-exist.

This episode transports us to the town of Lourinha, Portugal, where the largest concentration of fossils in Europe exists. We’ll show you how this watering hole looked 150 million years ago, during the late Jurassic, where giant sauropods (four-legged herbivores) took a break along migration routes.

We see the fight for survival of a young Allosaurus as he battles the giant Dinheirosaurus -- a plant-eater with a tail like a 35-foot long bullwhip -- and Torvosaurus, a huge predator that competed for prey and territory.

We meet the supporting cast of characters who gather near the watering hole, such as Ornitholestes -- the "bird-robber" -- and Rhamphorhynchus, a flying reptile, not to mention Miragaia, cousin to the well-known Stegosaurus, and Lusotitan, an 82-foot long sauropod. Unlike previously thought, this episode reveals how dinosaurs worked in complex social systems and how the watering hole was the center of that environment where different species lived, and died, together.

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