Horizon - Extreme Dinosaurs - The Science Of Giants
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Amazing new discoveries in South America are revolutionising what we thought we knew about the dinosaur world. It now seems that South America was home to both the largest meat-eater - so new it's still without a name - and the largest herbivore - the enormous long-necked Argentinasaurus. And what's more, these dinosaurs lived at the same time in the same place. So it's possible that like in a science fiction movie, in this prehistoric world these two giants of their kind fought each other in a spectacular clash of the Titans.
Horizon follows the scientists to Argentina as they unearth one of these giants - a brand new species of dinosaur; the biggest carnivore ever discovered. Not yet named, this new creature is even bigger than T. rex, the so-called 'king' of the carnivores. The new giant South American predator had a skull bigger than a man that was full of serrated, knife-like teeth and long powerful jaw muscles. They could dissect their prey with almost surgical precision.
But even this formidable killing machine couldn't alone have taken on the massive long-neck, Argentinasaurus, which was the height of a five-storey building. It must have hunted in a pack. The problem is, the mega-meat-eaters have always been assumed to have been solitary creatures. The evidence shows that they lived and hunted alone. If they weren't pack hunters, then they would never have attacked Argentinasaurus. So it looked like the idea of a mighty battle between these two giants was simply science fiction. But extraordinary new clues are proving otherwise.
Technical Specs
Video Codec: DivX 5.11
Video Bitrate: 1804 kb/s
Video Resolution: 640x352
Video Aspect Ratio: 16:9 (1.82:1)
Audio Codec: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc
Audio BitRate: 192 kb/s (96/ch, stereo) CBR
Audio Channels: 2 channels
RunTime Per Part: ~48 min.
Number Of Parts: 1
Part Size: 700 mb
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pass: calek
vielleicht kann man dann später ein projekt machen wie zb
na wie schauts aus? xD
