Experience the Disaster that Wiped Out Dinosaurs
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Published 2016-07-29
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All Comments (21)
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When Jupiter takes a 5 minute break from its job
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Cockroach: i dont need shelter, i need to watch them die
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What amazes me is how life eventually found a way to balance itself out. Despite such a monumental event and against all odds, life eventually built itself back up. It blows my mind.
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It must have been too scary, imagine you're a dinosaur living peacefully and out of nowhere a smoke accompanied by a giant explosion comes towards you quickly, it gives me chills.
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Can’t even imagine the fear they felt
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must've been scary when they started playing that dramatic music for them
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The fact that 1% of the energy was enough to cause a magnitude 11 earthquake thousands of miles away from the impact zone is absolutely terrifying. Imagine just how powerful the remaining 99% must have been if 1% was enough to cause that much damage...
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it is pleasant to imagine how this world was for millions of years. Silent, green, wild. Everything happened at an almost still pace.
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Cockroaches are going to outlive us all. They already survived through this hell hole of a meteor strike
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Barney was the only one that survived... 😢
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As weird as it sounds, we owe our very existence to this disaster. This was our blessing in disguise.
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My grandfather told me about this day. He was playing WoW on his PC, then heard a big BANG. He looked out his window to see the dinos in his yard dying. Very sad day overall
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Dinosaurs: minding their own business Asteroid: imma end this globe's career
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I've never felt so bad for something that would eat me in one bite
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This should make us humans respect those prehistoric wildlife and nature more, the sheer struggle to survive the mass extinction is mind numbing...Man, this brought tears to eyes
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This is actually heartbreaking for me... in my my mind from a young age was like: "Yeah a meteor killed all the dinos... ok" but now after seeing these videos I can fully understand it and feel the pain and fear. 🥺🥺🥺
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No phones in sight, just plain having a good time
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When you drop a spoon at 2am
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Bro this is so depressing, Imagine how much all of those creatures suffered
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The weird part of this is how delicate the surface, atmosphere, and environment of our planet truly are. 9-11 kilometers, or about as big as Everest. That’s all it took to drastically change the history of the planet and alter it’s surface for countless generations. That’s like a grain of sand striking a person of average height. Not exactly a traumatic experience for most of us. But transfer that correlation to planetary scale and the collision becomes transformational.
