Life in the Cretaceous: The Ocean 🌊 ('Prehistoric Planet' fan edit - no narration)

Travel back 66 million years and immerse yourself in the dinosaurian world of the late cretaceous period, a time both strange and familiar.

Life in the Cretaceous is a fan-edit of Prehistoric Planet inspired by Moving Art, featuring no narration - only music and the sound of nature itself. The edit combines scenes from a variety of episodes from Prehistoric Planet as well as other BBC nature series (such as Blue Planet II) to create a more diverse overview of the flora and fauna that thrived at the end of the cretaceous.*

In this episode we'll be exploring the largest and most ancient habitat on earth: the ocean, full of bizarre ammonites and patroled by giant marine reptiles and sharks.

*Some shots have been picked for completely superficial reasons, as the exact species may not have lived back then but almost certainly something within the wider group in which the species belong.

Footage from:
Prehistoric Planet
A Perfect Planet
Blue Planet II
Seven Worlds One Planet
The Green Planet

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