When Antarctica Was a Dinosaur Paradise

Discover the lost world of Antarctica dinosaurs, where prehistoric forests thrived in months of total darkness. Scientists have unearthed dinosaur fossils in Antarctica, proving that mountains now encased in ice once supported lush ecosystems. We examine the life of a herbivorous dinosaur that lived near the South Pole, navigating an environment where the sun did not rise for over four months. Beyond the herbivores, we look at evidence of a meat-eating dinosaur that hunted in these extreme conditions. By analyzing the remains found in these remote mountain ranges, we can reconstruct how these polar dinosaurs survived when the prehistoric forests stopped growing and the long winter took hold. This is a look at how life adapted to one of the most challenging climates in history. Subscribe to Project Atlas for documentaries about dinosaurs, prehistoric animals, evolution, paleontology, and the strange stories hidden inside the fossil record.