AppleTV+ 'PREHISTORIC PLANET 2'

[GojiraGuy1954]

"Extraordinary" S2 Teaser 18/04/2023

"Astonishing" S2 Trailer 1 02/05/2023

New Images 05/05/2022

Spoiler

Islands

Spoiler

On a small island, a monumental display takes place as the giant Hatzegopteryx reveals his gentler side to woo a mate.



Hatzegopteryx shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Hatzegopteryx, the heaviest animal to ever fly, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Majungasaurus, the top predator in its Madagascan ecosystem, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Imperobator, a giant relative of animals like Velociraptor adapted to the cool dark conditions of Cretaceous Antarctica, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Simosuchus, a vegetarian, land-dwelling crocodile, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Adaletherium, a mammal that lived alongside dinosaurs 66 million years ago, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.

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Badlands

Spoiler

Trudging through a scorching desert, two young Tarchia find relief at an oasis and encounter an adult twice their size, ready to lay claim.



Rajasaurus, a heavily built predator related to the horned Carnotaurus from season 1, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Tarchia, a desert ankylosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Tarchia, a desert ankylosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Isisaurus eggs, buried in volcanic ash to incubate them, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Isisaurus, one of many dinosaurs familiar with long-term volcanic activity, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Baby Isisaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Adolescent Velociraptors shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+


Baby Velociraptor shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.

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Swamps

Spoiler

In a drought-stricken basin where much has perished, an old Pachycephalosaurus bull defends his leadership against a young challenger.



Pachycephalosaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Pachycephalosaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Rapetosaurus, a long-necked sauropod from Madagascar, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Austroraptor, a giant South American relative of Velociraptor, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.

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Oceans

Spoiler

Deep beneath the water's surface, the world's largest predator—the Mosasaurus—lies in wait to ambush unsuspecting prey.



Ammonites shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Ammonites shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Morturneria, a southern hemisphere plesiosaur of cold water, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Xiphactinus, a colossal bony fish and one of the fiercest creatures in the sea, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Hesperornis, a flightless, wingless seabird, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.

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North America

Spoiler

Not many can intimidate North America's top predator, T. rex, whose size and bite are a deadly combo—except for a giant winged foe.



Quetzalcoatlus clashing with Tyrannosaurus Rex as shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Quetzalcoatlus, a giraffe-sized giant reptile and Tyrannosaurus Rex shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Pectinodon, a fully feathered bird-like dinosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Triceratops clashing in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Baby Triceratops shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Alamosaurus, America's largest dinosaur and one of the largest dinosaurs ever, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.

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ISLANDS Clip: 'Creating Trust' 17/05/2023

BADLANDS Clip: 'Isisaurs Traverse Lava' 18/05/2023

[Dynomikegojira]

Pretty much

[GojiraGuy1954]

Islands

Spoiler

On a small island, a monumental display takes place as the giant Hatzegopteryx reveals his gentler side to woo a mate.



Hatzegopteryx shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Hatzegopteryx, the heaviest animal to ever fly, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Majungasaurus, the top predator in its Madagascan ecosystem, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Imperobator, a giant relative of animals like Velociraptor adapted to the cool dark conditions of Cretaceous Antarctica, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Simosuchus, a vegetarian, land-dwelling crocodile, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.


Adaletherium, a mammal that lived alongside dinosaurs 66 million years ago, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 22 on Apple TV+.

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Badlands

Spoiler

Trudging through a scorching desert, two young Tarchia find relief at an oasis and encounter an adult twice their size, ready to lay claim.



Rajasaurus, a heavily built predator related to the horned Carnotaurus from season 1, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Tarchia, a desert ankylosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Tarchia, a desert ankylosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Isisaurus eggs, buried in volcanic ash to incubate them, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Isisaurus, one of many dinosaurs familiar with long-term volcanic activity, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Baby Isisaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.


Adolescent Velociraptors shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+


Baby Velociraptor shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 23 on Apple TV+.

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Swamps

Spoiler

In a drought-stricken basin where much has perished, an old Pachycephalosaurus bull defends his leadership against a young challenger.



Pachycephalosaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Pachycephalosaurus shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Rapetosaurus, a long-necked sauropod from Madagascar, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.


Austroraptor, a giant South American relative of Velociraptor, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 24 on Apple TV+.

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Oceans

Spoiler

Deep beneath the water's surface, the world's largest predator—the Mosasaurus—lies in wait to ambush unsuspecting prey.



Ammonites shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Ammonites shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Morturneria, a southern hemisphere plesiosaur of cold water, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Xiphactinus, a colossal bony fish and one of the fiercest creatures in the sea, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.


Hesperornis, a flightless, wingless seabird, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 25 on Apple TV+.

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North America

Spoiler

Not many can intimidate North America's top predator, T. rex, whose size and bite are a deadly combo—except for a giant winged foe.



Quetzalcoatlus clashing with Tyrannosaurus Rex as shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Quetzalcoatlus, a giraffe-sized giant reptile and Tyrannosaurus Rex shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Pectinodon, a fully feathered bird-like dinosaur, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Triceratops clashing in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Baby Triceratops shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.


Alamosaurus, America's largest dinosaur and one of the largest dinosaurs ever, shown in "Prehistoric Planet," premiering May 26 on Apple TV+.

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[Dynomikegojira]

Well alot of people are gonna be very happy.

[Faelrin]

So many great creatures this season. So stoked for the adorable Simosuchus getting mainstream attention, and more of Madagascar.

[Pliosaurking]

Man there is so many cool looking creatures, I'm so excited for this season!

[Bread]

Thank you @GojiraGuy1954 for setting this up!

I am speechless! Only thing I can say is that I am excited for Wild Past Majungasaurus.

[irimali]

Yes!  Thank you @GojiraGuy1954 for sharing this. It's nice to see there's a lot of new animals.  Simosuchus is definitely the most exciting for me  

[Jose S.M.]

I stumbled with most of these on Twitter and I would've preferred to not seeing them to be surprised when it airs but on the good side it shows more diversity than the trailer. 3 new sauropods, 2 abelisaurids, pachycephalosaurs, Tarchia, a mammal that doesn't look like its just for prey.

[Bread]

Warning, don't watch if you're going into this spoiler free, unless you're like me who doesn't care about spoilers and can watch these clips hundreds of times and never get tired of it

Teaser footage and spoilers:

Spoiler

https://youtu.be/6XCUnEPVLOc

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Just a disclaimer/edit: It's not really a spoiler but more so a bunch of teaser combinations, trailers, and some small footage. Was in my recommendations  in youtube.

[BlueKrono]

Nobody else seemed to make a big deal about it, but I thought it was pretty cool that it was David Attenborough's 97th birthday yesterday.

[Halichoeres]

Nobody else seemed to make a big deal about it, but I thought it was pretty cool that it was David Attenborough's 97th birthday yesterday.

And still they won't let the man rest!

[ceratopsian]

Perhaps he'll die in harness!  Seriously though, his voice has accompanied me through a huge chunk of my life, from watching (and perhaps more reading the books of) Zoo Quest as a child right through to post-retirement.

Nobody else seemed to make a big deal about it, but I thought it was pretty cool that it was David Attenborough's 97th birthday yesterday.

And still they won't let the man rest!

[Dynomikegojira]

Speaking of David Attenborough can I just say I really love the intro with him in the museum so does anyone think we're gonna get a new one, keep the old one or get rid of it altogether. Personally I'd love a new one

[GojiraGuy1954]

Nobody else seemed to make a big deal about it, but I thought it was pretty cool that it was David Attenborough's 97th birthday yesterday.

And still they won't let the man rest!

"According to the #PrehistoricPlanet podcast, when Sir David Attenborough finished recording the last episode, he asked for another one and had to be told that it was over. He then said that narrating the show was one of the most enjoyable things he had ever done."

They aren't not letting him rest; he doesn't want to rest. Big power move tbh

[Carnoking]

I have a feeling we'll all be saying the same thing when it's done. "Oh please, just one more episode!" 

[Stegotyranno420]

Spoiler

The Rajasaurus is divine. Maybe I am biased but that is one of the best depictions of any dinosaur ever. It is as if this is how it actually looked, as if they got time travel footage. Maybe I am just overexcited right now. Also he  and the Tarbosaurus looks more realistic than the other large theropods

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[Carnoking]

Yes, between the beautiful Rajasaurus and the glorious Majungasaurus, abelisaurid representation is strong with season 2. Although I'm crossing my fingers that we haven't seen the last of my beloved Carnotaurus!

[Halichoeres]

Nobody else seemed to make a big deal about it, but I thought it was pretty cool that it was David Attenborough's 97th birthday yesterday.

And still they won't let the man rest!

"According to the #PrehistoricPlanet podcast, when Sir David Attenborough finished recording the last episode, he asked for another one and had to be told that it was over. He then said that narrating the show was one of the most enjoyable things he had ever done."

They aren't not letting him rest; he doesn't want to rest. Big power move tbh

Yeah, I was kidding. I am confident he wouldn't be doing it if he didn't love every second of it.