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<blockquote data-quote="cosmicx16" data-source="post: 68915" data-attributes="member: 292">[ATTACH=full]13186[/ATTACH]A television &#039;mini&#039;series produced by the BBC in the 2000s. There was this miniseries, as well as related ones I think, Walking With Dinosaurs , I&#039;ve just seen one on Google called Walking With Beasts that I never watched/heard of (These follow the first one, Monsters is the show concerning life in the Palezoic era which came before Mesozoic/dinosaurs), probably others too. Key points I want to recall are that the graphics of the show were amazing, good episode plots and scientific context fed in such a way that little kids could understand. Despite that, it has appeal to any audience by way of being metal as shit. Action is well-paced and brings out the characteristics of each featured species. No sane individual wouldn&#039;t mind watching a giant hairy spider try to rape a lizard before he lays his eggs, or watch tiny prehistoric groundhogs ragebait murder bears. Especially recommend this show a tier above the dinosaur one seeing as these creatures were just as vicious and are way less known (not like people really know much about dinos beyond Jurassic Park but thats another topic). Hell, I might even binge it again when I have time today, its not like theres anything more worth my time on the zogbot creation that we call a TV.If ur an animecel try subbing this in for a couple nights instead of another magical isekai.[ATTACH=full]13185[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]13187[/ATTACH][USER=400]@newsincerity[/USER] we can binge tgt you will become dimetrodon opp and anomalocaris stan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cosmicx16, post: 68915, member: 292"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1771593605012.png"]13186[/ATTACH] A television 'mini'series produced by the BBC in the 2000s. There was this miniseries, as well as related ones I think, Walking With Dinosaurs , I've just seen one on Google called Walking With Beasts that I never watched/heard of (These follow the first one, Monsters is the show concerning life in the Palezoic era which came before Mesozoic/dinosaurs), probably others too. Key points I want to recall are that the graphics of the show were amazing, good episode plots and scientific context fed in such a way that little kids could understand. Despite that, it has appeal to any audience by way of being metal as shit. Action is well-paced and brings out the characteristics of each featured species. No sane individual wouldn't mind watching a giant hairy spider try to rape a lizard before he lays his eggs, or watch tiny prehistoric groundhogs ragebait murder bears. Especially recommend this show a tier above the dinosaur one seeing as these creatures were just as vicious and are way less known (not like people really know much about dinos beyond Jurassic Park but thats another topic). Hell, I might even binge it again when I have time today, its not like theres anything more worth my time on the zogbot creation that we call a TV. If ur an animecel try subbing this in for a couple nights instead of another magical isekai. [ATTACH type="full" width="513px" alt="1771593526000.png"]13185[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full" width="502px" alt="1771593748407.png"]13187[/ATTACH] [USER=400]@newsincerity[/USER] we can binge tgt you will become dimetrodon opp and anomalocaris stan [/QUOTE]

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