Walking with Monsters
(2005)Streaming Episode Guide
Season 1
The Season Focuses on life before the dinosaurs from the Cambrian Period (530 million years ago) to the Early Triassic Period (248 million years ago), and extinct arthropods, fish, amphibians, synapsids, and reptilesClash of Titans
Episode 3 - 11-05-2005
29m
By the late Permian period, a furry, ferret-like mammal had evolved onto two feet, vaguely resembling the human form. Could this be our ancestor?
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Reptile's Beginnings
Episode 2 - 11-05-2005
29m
The reptiles evolve, and the race for survival continues on land. Giant arthropods lurk in the Carboniferous forest, and sail-backed mammal-like reptiles fight for the survival of their young in the Permian.
8.5/10Haven't Seen
Water Dwellers
Episode 1 - 11-05-2005
29m
The first episode begins with an illustration of the giant impact hypothesis: approximately 4.4 billion years ago when the Earth was formed, it is conjectured that a planet-like object referred to as Theia collided into the early Earth, dynamically reshaping the Earth and forming the moon. The episode then jumps ahead to the Cambrian Explosion, showing the first diversification of life in the sea.
8.2/10Haven't Seen
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Reptile's Beginnings
Episode 2 - 11-05-2005
29m
The reptiles evolve, and the race for survival continues on land. Giant arthropods lurk in the Carboniferous forest, and sail-backed mammal-like reptiles fight for the survival of their young in the Permian.
8.5/10Haven't Seen
Clash of Titans
Episode 3 - 11-05-2005
29m
By the late Permian period, a furry, ferret-like mammal had evolved onto two feet, vaguely resembling the human form. Could this be our ancestor?
8.5/10Haven't Seen
Water Dwellers
Episode 1 - 11-05-2005
29m
The first episode begins with an illustration of the giant impact hypothesis: approximately 4.4 billion years ago when the Earth was formed, it is conjectured that a planet-like object referred to as Theia collided into the early Earth, dynamically reshaping the Earth and forming the moon. The episode then jumps ahead to the Cambrian Explosion, showing the first diversification of life in the sea.
8.2/10Haven't Seen
