Imagine you could travel back in time, to a time long before man. Back across 65 million years. As you travel, you would see huge changes in the vegetation and the climate. Even the surface of the Earth itself would move, as mountain ranges are pushed up by colliding continents. Now you've reached a remarkable period in Earth's history known as the Cretaceous. It is a very different world. The Himalayas do not yet exist, and the Atlantic is only half as wide. There is no grass, only conifer forests and fern prairies. This is a world ruled by dinosaurs. Giant reptiles like Tyrannosaurus, a five-tonne predator, stalk the landscape. In Walking With Dinosaurs, we will show you how these magnificent creatures live. How they eat, fight and reproduce. And you will witness how the forces of nature conspire to drive these animals to extinction.
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