《The World of the Dinosaurs》歌词

[00:00:00] The World of the Dinosaurs - Melodysheep/Alice Roberts/Bill Nye/Nigel Marvin

[00:00:01] How can we start to come close to animals

[00:00:05] That lived hundreds of millions of years ago

[00:00:10] Dinosaurs

[00:00:11] Dinosaurs

[00:00:11] Dinosaurs

[00:00:12] Di-di-dinosaurs

[00:00:14] Dinosaurs weren't just giant lizards

[00:00:17] But a truly unique kind of reptile

[00:00:22] Dinosaurs roamed

[00:00:23] For more than 150 million years

[00:00:26] Dinosaurs roamed

[00:00:27] In amazing shapes and sizes

[00:00:30] Very few left evidence of their existence

[00:00:33] And those bones never cease to fascinate us

[00:00:37] The more we find

[00:00:39] The more complete our understanding

[00:00:41] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:00:43] The world of the dinosaurs

[00:00:45] There are always new discoveries out there

[00:00:49] Waiting to be found

[00:00:51] Waiting to be found

[00:00:53] The more we find

[00:00:55] The more complete our understanding

[00:00:57] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:00:59] The world of the dinosaurs

[00:01:09] Tyrannosaurus the largest flesh eater

[00:01:11] The world has ever seen

[00:01:13] Dinosaurs all the dinosaurs

[00:01:15] Followed a well trod trail to oblivion

[00:01:17] Rock layers span the age of dinosaurs

[00:01:21] The deeper the layer the older the rock

[00:01:25] At the top rock from the Cretaceous

[00:01:29] Below that the Jurassic

[00:01:33] And near the bottom red Triassic badlands

[00:01:37] When dinosaurs first appeared

[00:01:39] When dinosaurs first appeared

[00:01:41] The more we find

[00:01:42] The more complete our understanding

[00:01:45] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:01:47] The world of the dinosaurs

[00:01:57] 65 million years ago

[00:02:00] A meteorite smashed into the Earth

[00:02:05] Hurtling toward our planet

[00:02:08] At a hundred thousand kilometers a second

[00:02:12] If we'd never found their bones

[00:02:15] We wouldn't ever have known

[00:02:18] These ancient animals ever existed

[00:02:20] If we'd never found their bones

[00:02:23] We wouldn't ever have known

[00:02:26] These ancient animals ever existed

[00:02:29] The more we find

[00:02:30] The more complete our understanding

[00:02:32] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:02:34] The world of the dinosaurs

[00:02:36] There are always new discoveries out there

[00:02:41] Waiting to be found

[00:02:42] Waiting to be found

[00:02:44] The more we find

[00:02:46] The more complete our understanding

[00:02:48] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:02:50] The world of the dinosaurs

[00:02:52] There are always new discoveries out there

[00:02:55] Waiting to be found

[00:02:56] Utterly awe inspiring

[00:02:58] The world of the dinosaurs