The WWD movie was downright DUMB. The documentaries were better, but, they had a lot of errors. Should they do an "updated and expanded" version ofthe walking with series? Example: expanded: an episode with Spinosaurus and Carcharadontosaurus uptaded: Saurophaganax is now added to time of the titans as the top predator.
they can feel free to do more Disney-style movies, but i'm not watching them. last one SUCKED. What do you think?
And don't forget "The Ballad Of Big Al" "Chased by Dinosaurs" "Sea Monsters" and "Walking With Monsters" (Renamed Walking With Oddities)
I feel like, out of all dinosaur documentaries, Walking With... deserves a reboot.
Monsters:
Cambrian - Burgess Shale
Ordovician - Ohio
Silurian - Britain
Devonian - Poland
Carboniferous - Scotland
Early Permian - Red Beds
Late Permian - Siberia
Dinosaurs:
Early Triassic - South Africa
Late Triassic - Ghost Ranch
Early Jurassic - Arizona
Late Jurassic - Kimmeridge Clay
Late Jurassic - Morrison Formation
Early Cretaceous - Yixian
Ealy Cretaceous - Kemkem
Mid-Cretaceous - Huincul Formation
Campaignian - Kansas
Campaignian - Flaming Cliffs
Maarstrichtian - Hell Creek
Beasts:
Middle Paleocene - Columbia
Late Eocene - Egypt
Early Miocene - Peru
Early Pliocene - Africa
Late Pliocene - Runningwater Formation
Early Pleistocene - Brazil
Late Pleistocene - Australia
Late Pleistocene - Siberia
Can you guess what creatures I was thinking of?
Would be a great idea, but little is the chance that it will see the day one day
Beasts:
Pleistocene - India: Sivatherium giganteum, Gigantopithecus, Megalochelys atlas, Palaeoloxodon namadicus, Elephas hysudricus, Stegodon ganesha, Megantereon, Hexaprotodon sivalensis and Giant cheetah (Acinonyx pardinensis)
Basically a prehistoric version of the Jungle Book.
Agreed
Early Holocene Rancho labrea tar pits 10,000 ya. Dire wolf smilodon Jefferson's ground sloth short faced bear!!!!!
User_talk:Thedark85 “Just Incase.” What am I supposed to do with this? https://walkingwith.fandom.com/wiki/File:Prehistoric_Park_-_With_Nigel_Marven.jpg After all, it is a T.Rex from the Walking with series. Plus, it has to be added to the wiki somewhere.
