Walking with Dinosaurs

When survival is on the line, hunting for food is only half the battle. The aquatic adaptations of Spinosaurus help them hunt prey in the water. But back on dry land, rival Spinosaurus want to steal our father's catch – food that is vital for the survival of his babies.

A Spinosaurus — the world’s largest ever predatory dinosaur — struggles to bring up his babies and lead his young family across one of the deadliest environments in Earth’s history.

In Cretaceous Morocco, the longest carnivorous dinosaur ever to have lived is woken from a nap by a bite-sized dinosaur. Despite being a ferocious killer, with formidable hunting skills, Spinosaurus had a softer side. This apex predator could also be a nurturing parent and protector.

At 13 feet tall, and weighing almost nine tons, Tyrannosaurus Rex was one of the largest predators to walk the earth. Despite their size, the padding on their feet acted like a shock absorber, allowing them to stay stealthy. This helped them to sneak up on prey and claim their place at the top of the food chain.

Two titans of the age of dinosaurs, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Triceratops, stand off in a fight of the ages. Millions of years of evolution have built up to this epic contest – with each animal having extraordinary adaptions to counter one another.

The legend is back as Walking with Dinosaurs returns. Meet six iconic dinosaurs, emerging from incredible dig sites as we tell these heroes’ stories of struggle, love and survival.

The legend is back as Walking with Dinosaurs returns. Meet six iconic dinosaurs, emerging from incredible dig sites as we tell these heroes’ stories of struggle, love and survival.