Iguanodon
Herds of these plant-eating dinosaurs once roamed the Earth.
Prehistoric life
Walk with the dinosaurs and beasts recreated in some of the BBC's best-loved series, unearth the world's ancient secrets in some long-unseen gems from the archive and uncover the dramatic story of life on Earth.
BBC Nature opens up the prehistoric realms, following evolutionary paths from long-extinct ancestors to today's living species such as elephants and humans.
Explore the extraordinary history of planet Earth: how it would have looked and what life was like. Discover how mass extinctions wiped out vast swathes of living things, find out what caused them and wonder at how life on our planet has managed to cling on through the devastation.
Herds of these plant-eating dinosaurs once roamed the Earth.
Giant birds topped the Eocene forest food chain.
Life on Earth chokes to death at the end of the Cretaceous.
The violent lives of warthog ancestors.
The puzzle over early mammoth fossil finds.
How did the rule of the dinosaurs come to an end?
What do we really know about the terrible tyrannosaurs?
Two giant dinosaurs face off in a battle of gigantic proportions.
From vicious velociraptors and terrible tyrannosaurs to gentle plant-eating giants: watch them in action.
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Dinosaurs
Tyrannosaurus
Diplodocus
Ichthyosaur
Woolly mammoth
Neanderthal
Pterosaur
Ammonite
Permian–Triassic extinction event
Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event
Jurassic
Triassic
Impact event
Flood basalt
Snowball Earth
Coal forest
