Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Dinosaurs are the biggest creatures to have ever walked on land. Dominating Earth for over 130 million years. But how could such extraordinary creatures have just vanished in the blink of a geological eye?
For decades, we've assumed that these prehistoric megafauna, a staple of our childhoods and Hollywood movies, were wiped out for one simple reason: a giant, unimaginably large asteroid collided with the planet and wiped them out in a single blow. But the real reason is slightly more complicated. The real reason the impact was so devastated might not have been due to the asteroid size, but due to the angle of approach.
Tap link to watch the full film: youtu.be/WbiIrV6Bq64
Dinosaurs are the biggest creatures to have ever walked on land. Dominating Earth for over 130 million years. But how could such extraordinary creatures have just vanished in the blink of a geological eye?
For decades, we've assumed that these prehistoric megafauna, a staple of our childhoods and Hollywood movies, were wiped out for one simple reason: a giant, unimaginably large asteroid collided with the planet and wiped them out in a single blow. But the real reason is slightly more complicated. The real reason the impact was so devastated might not have been due to the asteroid size, but due to the angle of approach.
Tap link to watch the full film: youtu.be/WbiIrV6Bq64
