Each episode drops into one moment in deep time, such as a meteor strike or a super volcano, and follows a few prehistoric animals trying to survive it, then jumps ahead millions of years.
Creature-feature fans who want animals beyond dinosaurs will get their fill, with the science kept to the big picture. Each episode closes with a short present-day segment that ties the ancient disaster to an environmental worry now, and some viewers find that climate message unnecessary. The computer-animated beasts and landscapes look stunning, and Josh Goodman narrates.
Every episode is a standalone hour set in a different era, so you can watch them in any order.
Each episode drops into one moment in deep time, such as a meteor strike or a super volcano, and follows a few prehistoric animals trying to survive it, then jumps ahead millions of years.
Creature-feature fans who want animals beyond dinosaurs will get their fill, with the science kept to the big picture. Each episode closes with a short present-day segment that ties the ancient disaster to an environmental worry now, and some viewers find that climate message unnecessary. The computer-animated beasts and landscapes look stunning, and Josh Goodman narrates.
Every episode is a standalone hour set in a different era, so you can watch them in any order.