Sea Monsters with Nigel Marven, back when the Oceans are full of Nope

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So I posted this thread:
[url]http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1413587[/url]
and I searched up on this old gold. I fucking loved BBC's walking with dinosaurs series and Nigel Marven, they both put in shitload of effort to make dinosaurs fucking interesting. This was popular, but wasn't as popular as Walking with Dinosaurs, so some of you guys might had missed it. I love this series, adding the humans into this makes it so much more interesting. And fuck me oceans in the past was even worse.

[Captain]

I have always loved the prehistoric BBC documentaries. Walking with Dinosaurs first aired when I was in Kindergarten and it blew my young dinosaur-loving mind.

I also own the 5 disc collector DVD set from years back. Netflix also has all of the Docs available, even the sometimes forgotten Walking with Cavemen.

[The Combine]

I'm glad I grew up with non feathered dinosaurs.

[InfectedPotato]

The ocean is still full of nope.

[Col. Mandrake]

Those sea scorpions remind me of mudcrabs.