The Tyrannosaurus Rex of the Seas | Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster | BBC Earth

Hearing Sir David Attenborough talking about the dangerous marine monsters: what cute monsters !😍

Amazing. Where is this museum located?

' They are thought to have been around 10 meters in length. That is about the size of a dobbel dekkah bas !'

I saw a skeleton and recreation of this monster at the Natural History Museum in DC.

Leviathan?

Who found this? Don't understand why their name is missing. Please explain why.

Phillip Jacobs conducted the initial find of the snout and then donated the fossil find. Delighted for this content despite the BBC lack of credit for the actually discovery by Phillip and even his photography of the cliff to help identify where the rest of the skull might be.

I can imagine this is what chanced and ate the 9 ft Great White Shark that was tagged in Australian. If indeed these monsters do still exist in the Mariana Trench.

who would win in a fight this monster or that huge cocrodile that used to eat dinoussaurs

Sir David Attenborough voice alone is something else.

This video, which I enjoyed & found interesting, is more proof & evidence that climate change has been around since the beginning of time. Yes, that includes global warming, too.

I hate using an overused term, but it must be said:
Pliosaurs were absolute units. Insanely powerful creatures.
Sea dragons made flesh.

That’s the Rosie O’Donnell of the sea.

pikeosaurus-gator-ex !!!!

Sir David Attenborough is 97 years old! and still releasing masterpieces, may God add him 10 more years of my life

David: what lurks underneath me is the pliosaur

Me: well he is in Dorset in the South Coast on England and the background was just CGI that the BBC editors put together, but amazing discovery David. But it also just goes to show just how blossomed the UK is with fossils and a great natural history although it did exist as an island for hundreds of millions of years.

I hope they have his voice prerecorded (with permission if course) so that we can continue to hear his voice in the far future

As a big fan of Sir David Attenborough, i will be seeing this documentary. Generally the mosasaur is called as the t-rex of the sea.

"Ultimate Marine Predator"

"Half the size of Mosasaurus"

I caught one of these but it snapped my line.

When I saw that behemoth I thought "is this another Liopleurodon", but this monster makes Liopleurodon look like a Tiger Shark, small in comparison!

biggest bite force of anything that ever lived apparently

He has a great story telling voice

Jurassic Pool.

Dinosaurs are fake and never lived just a lie to make money and silly human believe this crap

That’s a mosasaurus not sea monster

Coño que sardina

Did they get it out or not????

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When i was a child i was on tenerife island beside afrika and on one beach they had a dinoseur skeletton under water 10 meters deep.I remenber it very good its a dyving attaktion and people do not want it in a museum they like it under water on this beach.

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You mean to say Dave it was a lot warmer and teaming with life.........whoda known.

Was the only creature in history to effectively handle my wife's meatloaf.

The one in Jurassic Park looked much bigger...so they were lying as usual

What a complicated excavation! How on earth (cliff?) was that spotted?! From the surface, it'd take much more time. The only option was that. Jurassic Park + Indy Jones! MI nearly. Cliffhanger.

Sir David your a good man

They can literally create any animal and there would be no way for us to verify if they were real or not.

Unbelieveble,,,i love this video ,history and educational

It must be depressing for Sir David Attenborough to have everybody commenting on his immanent death. But it will be a loss for sure.

Am so glad there extinct now also the megalodon i mean can you imagine swimming in the ocean then going for a dive under water only to see this or a megalodon coming straight towards you haha would be a nightmare wont lie am glad there's only great white now

Sir David is a national treasure

I would of survived these prehistoric creatures no problem. I never leave the house anyway hahahaha

FAKE CGI

Terrible creature

Grateful they went extinct fr

Never go in the water again 😮 Too many unknowns under the surface. Jellyfish stings are brutal.

Ancient Alien Astronaut Theorists say, "Yes!"

Brilliant to see Sir David here, and what an amazing creature these guys are digging out here. The graphics make the thing all too real, I mean, just imagine this little fella swimming under YOUR boat..
Happy New Year to Sir David and all the team! ⭐👍

Also known as a leviathan 😂

Sir David Attenborough is adored worldwide; especially here across the pond.