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* GracefulLoser: Paleontologist Kevin Padian, who a decade prior still argued that pterosaurs were bipeds like birds while his colleagues envisioned them as quadrupeds (as seen in ''Series/Paleoworld'') admits that his interpretation was wrong and personally showcases fossilized trackways that show how pterosaurs walked and landed.
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* GracefulLoser: Paleontologist Kevin Padian, who a decade prior still argued that pterosaurs were bipeds like birds while his colleagues envisioned them as quadrupeds (as seen in ''Series/Paleoworld'') ''Series/{{Paleoworld}}'') admits that his interpretation was wrong and personally showcases fossilized trackways that show how pterosaurs walked and landed.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A ''Sarcosuchus'' skeleton is briefly seen in the above sequence. One later shows up in a CG recreation chasing off some pterosaurs raiding its nest.
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* MisplacedWildlife: Again, due to the doc reusing models constantly, we see ''Parasaurolophus'' appearing in the same scene as the African anhanguerid, [[AnachronismStew 110 million years ago]].
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* MisplacedWildlife: Again, due to the doc reusing models constantly, we see ''Parasaurolophus'' appearing in the same scene as the African anhanguerid, [[AnachronismStew 110 million years ago]].ago]] (again, an iguanodont like ''Ouranosaurus'' would make more sense).
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* AnachronismStew: Due to the documentary constantly recycling models, we see animals from the Early Cretaceous mingling with those from the very end of the Cretaceous. Case in point, ''Anhanguera'' is twice shown soaring over a pair of T. rex, and the latter, along with the ''Saurornitholestes'' and ''Parasaurolophus'', shows up in the opening scene which is stated to take place 100 million years ago. You could say the raptor is meant to be an earlier species like ''Deinonychus'' but giant tyrannosaurids and hadrosaurs would not evolve until the Late Cretaceous (a carcharodontosaurid and iguanodont would make more sense).
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* GiantFlyer: The giant azhdarchids ''Quetzalcoatlus'' and ''Cryodrakon'', which are played by the same model and never cited as separate animals (partially because they were thought to be the same genus at the time).
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* GiantFlyer: The giant azhdarchids ''Quetzalcoatlus'' and ''Cryodrakon'', which are played by the same model and never cited as separate animals (partially because they were thought to be the same genus at the time). The documentary suggests that there were pterosaurs that would have dwarfed even them (though evidence for that turned out to be in error).
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* MisplacedWildlife: Again, due to the doc reusing models constantly, we see ''Parasaurolophus'' appearing in the same scene as the African anhanguerid, [[AnachronismStew 110 million years ago]].
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* NoNameGiven: Going hand in hand with the LaymansTerms issue, none of the titular "sky monsters" are properly identified (sans ''Nyctosaurus''), they are just called pterosaurs, and the same is true for the dinosaurs. Though the paleontologically savvy can identify most of them based on their distinct appearance and/or the time/location they appear in.
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* NoNameGiven: Going hand in hand with the LaymansTerms issue, none most of the titular "sky monsters" are properly identified (sans ''Nyctosaurus''), identified, they are just called pterosaurs, and the same is true for the dinosaurs. Though the paleontologically savvy can identify most of them based on their distinct appearance and/or the time/location they appear in.
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* NoNameGiven: Going hand in hand with the LaymansTerms issue, none of the titular "sky monsters" are ever properly identified, they are just called pterosaurs, and the same is true for the dinosaurs. Though the paleontologically savvy can identify most of them based on their distinct appearance and/or the time/location they appear in.
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* NoNameGiven: Going hand in hand with the LaymansTerms issue, none of the titular "sky monsters" are ever properly identified, identified (sans ''Nyctosaurus''), they are just called pterosaurs, and the same is true for the dinosaurs. Though the paleontologically savvy can identify most of them based on their distinct appearance and/or the time/location they appear in.
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* RaptorAttack: The ''Saurornitholestes'' in this looks like it leaped straight out of a cheap ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video game, being completely scaly, having slit pupils, broken wrists, no lips, and two of them are shown taking down a fully grown ''Cryodrakon'' with minimal effort, despite the latter being the size of a giraffe! Note that the fossil on which this scene was based belonged to a ''juvenile animal'', and even then, workers speculated that it was a case of scavenging.
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* RaptorAttack: The ''Saurornitholestes'' in this looks like it leaped straight out of a cheap ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video game, being completely scaly, having slit pupils, broken wrists, no lips, lips (to the point that its entire tooth row and gums are exposed!), and two of them are shown taking down a fully grown ''Cryodrakon'' with minimal effort, despite the latter being the size of a giraffe! Note that the fossil on which this scene was based belonged to a ''juvenile animal'', and even then, workers speculated that it was a case of scavenging.
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* RaptorAttack: The ''Saurornitholestes'' in this looks like it leaped straight out of a cheap ''Jurassic Park'' tie-in video game, being completely scaly, having slit pupils, broken wrists, no lips, and two of them are shown taking down a fully grown ''Cryodrakon'' with minimal effort, despite the latter being the size of a giraffe! Note that the fossil on which this scene was based belonged to a ''juvenile animal'', and even then, workers speculated that it was a case of scavenging.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: A [[NeverSmileAtACrocodile Sarcosuchus]] skeleton is briefly seen in the above sequence. One later shows up in a CG recreation chasing off some pterosaurs raiding its nest.
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** Justified with the anhanguerids found alongside ''Sarcosuchus'', as they still haven't been properly described.
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* PteroSoarer: Here and there, though its still very good overall.
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* Foreshadowing: A [[NeverSmileAtACrocodile Sarcosuchus]] skeleton is briefly seen in the above sequence. One later shows up in a CGrecreation.
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!!This documentary provides examples of:
*PteroSoarer: Here and there, though its still very good overall.
*RaptorAttack: A naked, cat-eyed saurornitholestes straight out of ''Jurassic Park'' appears.
