How BBC Earth used animatronics to recreate prehistoric life
In short: This video examines the production of the 1999 series Walking with Dinosaurs. It explores how the team combined cutting-edge computer graphics with animatronics to create a highly accurate portrayal of prehistoric animals.
The production of Walking with Dinosaurs took two years to complete. By blending factual research with informed speculation, the series aimed to present the most accurate depiction of dinosaurs ever seen on screen. Beyond visual effects, the use of animatronics allowed scientists to explore the most likely methods dinosaurs used during mating and birth.
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