How Was Life Before The Great Dying? | For Sleep, No AI Documentary

Описание: No AI is used in this documentary. So enjoy knowing you're watching real content, by real storytellers and scientists!

What ruled Earth before the greatest extinction in history? What creatures thrived in a world on the edge of collapse? And how did life unravel so completely… before the silence?

0:00 – Prologue: The Great Dying
1:15 – Chapter 1: The Moribund Period – Extinction Before the Extinction
16:08 – Chapter 2: World Before Catastrophe
25:49 – Chapter 3: The Last Monsters
47:51 – Chapter 4: Permian Oddities
1:03:20 – Chapter 5: Legacy of the Great Dying

This documentary is made by real humans, with no AI! The team:

Researched and written by Bennett Davenport, from ‪@TheBudgetMuseum‬
Voiceover by Leo Richards, from ‪@NaturalWorldFacts‬
Animated by Matías Fernández
Video edited by Amir Deldar
Sound Designed by Franco Amato
Thumbnail by Matt Revello
Script edited by Gabriel Nucci
Graphic & Motion Design by Thales Menezes
Content strategy by Louix Gilpin
Production management by Angel Herrera & Oliver Gilpin

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The history of the Earth, and the life it holds, is fascinating. Life and The Earth is our channel dedicated to exploring our history. Earth's history. To uncover Paleo history topics, in entertaining and educational ways that rival any other documentaries you'll come across. These are videos you can watch on TV, listen to, sleep to for 3 hours, or anything else!

Watch in other languages:
Russian: ‪@Жизнь_и_Земля‬

Other great channels to check out about Earth's history:
‪@ExtinctZoo‬
‪@LivingZoo‬

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