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Welcome to FD Ancient History, where the sands of time reveal captivating stories from our distant past!

🌍 Dive deep into the annals of human civilization as we unlock the secrets, mysteries, and remarkable achievements of ancient cultures from around the world. Our channel is your gateway to a treasure trove of documentaries and shows dedicated to the awe-inspiring realm of antiquity.

📜 Discover the rise and fall of legendary empires like the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and many more. Explore the enigmatic wonders of lost cities, the sagas of legendary leaders, and the enduring legacies of ancient thinkers, artists, and innovators.

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goliath_beast7967 (1 year ago)
I'm glad this documentary doesn't shy away from how scary and brutal this extinction was. Just imagine how terrified the dinosaurs were as their final days arrived.
The_ZeroLine (2 years ago)
A boulder the size of Mount Everest puts it into terrifying perspective.
simplgaming8495 (1 year ago)
"Nothing can stop the asteroid now"
ernestorevollar3632 (11 months ago)
"Only because dinosaurs died, human beings can live". You just taught me something I will never forget.
daustin8888 (1 year ago)
"But surving to adulthood, even for t rex, isn't written in stone"
mrquackadoodlemoo (2 years ago)
"The Quetzalcoatlus perched up high can see the glow of the fireball over the horizon....5000kms away"
madelynjade993 (1 year ago)
Who else is crying about dinosaurs on a Sunday afternoon
kabu3992 (2 years ago)
this has always been my favorite documentary, and always will be
billbergendahl2911 (2 years ago)
To say this is scary would be an understatement.
deaded5040 (1 year ago)
When i saw the female quetzalcoatlus nuzzling her mate as if to say, "GET UP, WE NEED TO KEEP GOING!!" really made me sad
orzel-d5b (1 year ago)
The Alamosaurus's scene is one of the scariest I've seen in a dinosaur documentaries.
sophie-lu4fs (1 year ago)
poor dinosaurs :( they must have been so scared
poorman7526 (2 years ago)
I love how the shockwave and the sound of the impact is forgotten, which would have been the first thing that the dinos felt... the shockwave alone would have been so powerful it could have killed
Parasaurolophus476 (2 years ago)
I haven't seen this documentary in a while. Its not the most accurate, but it moved me more than most. The bit with the sarupods makes me cry every time.
HalalKingVideos (1 year ago)
Camera man never dies
MoodleDoodle_24 (2 years ago)
It’s incomprehensible how something so small could create such destruction. I mean sure, to us humans that asteroid seems huge. But to the moon? Planet Earth? The Sun? Every single thing in the solar system? It was a mere pebble. And yet it nearly ended it all. It’s an eerie reminder of just how powerless we are against the forces and the fates of the universe.
JurassicDrift-hnt (1 year ago)
Incredible storytelling and visuals — this really captures the terror and wonder of Earth’s most dramatic extinction event. Absolutely gripping!
fasttrascienceus (1 month ago)
Every new fact about prehistoric creatures makes Earth’s history feel even more mysterious