That's a whole lot of people tuning in, but if you haven't yet clicked "Play" on Netflix's new hit dino docuseries, here's everything you need to know about The Dinosaurs, plus 10 more dinosaur documentaries you should watch next.
The Dinosaurs is a new four-part nature docuseries on Netflix that chronicles the rise and fall of the dinosaurs across 170 million years. Produced by Industrial Light & Magic, the doc uses realistic depictions of the animals — including detailed reconstructions of lesser-known species like the Yutyrannus and the Peloroplites — to help viewers understand the behaviors, habitats, social norms and more of these prehistoric creatures.
How are Steven Spielberg and Morgan Freeman involved in The Dinosaurs?
Oscar-winning actorMorgan Freeman lends his commandingly iconic voice as narrator of The Dinosaurs. The project reunites Freeman with his old Amistad and War of the Worlds directorSteven Spielberg, who serves as an executive producer on the Netflix docuseries via his Amblin Documentaries production label.
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What big surprises came out of The Dinosaurs documentary?
Thanks to its realistic depictions and lifelike CGI, Netflix's The Dinosaurs offers up some surprising revelations about its marquee animals. Over four episodes, you find out that the Yutyrannus was actually a feathered tyrannosaur who preferred colder, snowy climates, and not scaly and warm weather-seeking as previously believed.
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Where can you watch The Dinosaurs documentary?
The Dinosaurs docuseries is available to stream exclusively on Netflix as of March 6.
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10 dinosaur documentaries to stream after Netflix's The Dinosaurs
Prehistoric Planet (2022-2025)
What it's about: Like The Dinosaurs, theDavid Attenborough-narrated Prehistoric Planet follows the daily lives of dinos and other prehistoric animals (all recreated with computer-generated imagery) in their natural habitats. The third season sees actor Tom Hiddlestontake over narration duties in its depiction of the post-dinosaur Ice Age.
What it's about: Each episode of this co-production between PBS and BBC Studios focuses on a particular dinosaur discovered at an active dig site, from a baby female Triceratops nicknamed Clover to an extra-large male Lusotitan called Old Grande. Their individual stories are told through a mix of paleontological work, computer-generated imagery and live-action environments.
Planet Dinosaur (2011)
What it's about: Narrated by the late John Hurt, this immersive six-part BBC series spotlights the most brutal of the dino bunch — the largest and deadliest species from around the globe, bringing them to life with high-tech graphics and recent paleontological discoveries.
What it's about: Delving into the modern-day personalities behind major paleontological finds, this doc centers on Peter Larson and his Black Hills Institute team as they discover the largest, most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton ever found in the summer of 1990. The landmark dig would then turn into a decade-long legal and political battle with everyone from world-class museums to Native American tribes to the U.S. government.
Amazing Dinoworld (2019-2023)
What it's about: Learn about everything from feathered dinosaurs to sea monsters to supersized creatures from the Southern Hemisphere in dedicated episodes of this four-part documentary series made in Japan.
What it's about: Presented by David Attenborough, this British program follows the last days of non-flying dinosaurs through the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event, using the Tanis fossil site in the Hell Creek Formation to piece together what happened 60-plus million years ago.
Clash of the Dinosaurs (2009)
What it's about: Originally airing on Discovery Channel, this four-part miniseries explores the evolutionary progress, physical defenses and sensory adaptations that allowed Cretaceous-era beasts to rule the planet for 120 million years.
What it's about: Narrated by Michael Douglas, this IMAX doc follows paleontologists on a global hunt across continents for fossilized clues that will help them bring Triassic and Cretaceous dinosaurs back to life through scientifically accurate 3D animation to help them understand their behavior and world.
How to Build a Dinosaur (2011)
What it's about: How do you turn piles of dusty prehistoric bones and fossil evidence into awe-inspiring dinosaur models? This hourlong documentary sees Dr. Alice Roberts explore how scientists, animators and other experts reconstruct dino skeletons and recreate their muscles, movements and more.
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