Documentary March of the Dinosaurs (2011) <br />#AncientEarth #Documentary #Dinosaurs #Prehistoric #Evolutionary <br /><br />The Arctic: 70 million years ago. It is a world of extremes. Tropical summers of 24-hour sunlight are replaced by freezing winters of continuous night. The remarkable dinosaurs that lived under the Northern Lights had to make a choice: brave the winter or head south to find the sun. <br /><br />Join Scar, a young Edmontosaurus, embarking on his first thousand-mile migration. It is a journey for survival that is fraught with danger; blizzards, volcanic eruptions and deadly predators lie ahead. Meanwhile Patch, a juvenile Troodon, left alone in the North, must learn to survive in one of the harshest environments the Earth has ever known. This epic feature-length adventure portrays an incredible polar odyssey that actually happened but that has never been witnessed before. <br /><br />March of the Dinosaurs (2011) <br />March of the Dinosaurs is a 2011 CGI documentary that follows the migration of a herd of Edmontosaurus as they travel south to escape the harsh Arctic winter. <br /> The film was produced by Wide-Eyed Entertainment in association with Yap Films, and executive produced by Jasper James, who had previously worked on the Walking with... series and Prehistoric Park. <br /> The documentary is narrated by Stephen Fry and features a storyline that follows two young dinosaurs: Scar, a young Edmontosaurus, and Patch, a young Troodon. <br /> The film depicts recent findings and speculation about dinosaurs, such as North-American Tyrannosaurs having feathers, and hunting in packs, dinosaurs in the snow and migrating. #MarchoftheDinosaurs #Dinosaurs #hunting <br />
