Animal Armageddon

[Hynerpeton]

I saw clips of this and see its on dvd. Has many pre Dino's in it. Which is a YAY for me. what do you think about it?

[DinoLord]

I remember watching this series a few years ago. Overall it's pretty good, though some of its dinosaur depictions are a tad wacky (Troodon hunting Edmontosaurus anyone?).

[Hynerpeton]

I remember watching this series a few years ago. Overall it's pretty good, though some of its dinosaur depictions are a tad wacky (Troodon hunting Edmontosaurus anyone?).

Not worried about the tackyness. Just glad to see a dvd that shows predinos!

[DinoLord]

You may also be interested in the Prehistoric New York City from five years ago. Haven't watched it since it came out but I remember it being at least pretty decent.

[Hynerpeton]

You may also be interested in the Prehistoric New York City from five years ago. Haven't watched it since it came out but I remember it being at least pretty decent.

Hey thanks. What is this from another series?

Btw bought animal Armageddon on dvd. Now the loooooonnnnggggg wait.

[DinoLord]

Yeah, they did a whole series on the prehistory of different cities. Came out around the same time Animal Armageddon did.

[Gwangi]

I quite enjoyed "Prehistoric New York City" and the rest of the series as well. I remember a bit about mastodons and honey locus trees and how the trees had evolved to use mastodons as a seed dispersal system.

Interesting stuff to read about.
http://www.americanforests.org/magazine/article/trees-that-miss-the-mammoths/

The series about the cities is on Netflix, or it was when I watched it anyway.

[SBell]

It was a fun romp--better than some shows, worse than others.