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Grizzly Man (2005), dir. Werner Herzog

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That ask about Dinosaur Planet now has me emotional about Little Das. It showed accurate and plausible herd/pack behaviors, showed tyrannosaurs in a pack but believable. Or at the very least, a mother taking care of her young for a long ass time even with new young to care for. Also I don't think the daspletosaurs killed a single thing? They spent their time tracking that one injured hadrosaur(can't remember the species) from their failed hunt and that was it and it was so believable. And don't talk to me about that ending. Imma go cry about a extinct baby animal's story that didn't even happen now bye hgvbhjub
No for real. Dinosaur Planet was, in a lot of ways, a truly groundbreaking documentary series. Little Das' hunt is so great. The "out standing in their field" joke still gets me
"Grizzly Man" / Dir. Werner Herzog / Lions Gate, Discovery Docs, 2005
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