Teleport to the Natural History Museum in London and encounter the prehistoric ‘sea dragon’ Rhomaleosaurus, as it comes back to life before your eyes. Watch as this marine reptile roams the gallery over 180 million years after it died. See its muscles, movement, and skin texture, and learn all about how it lived using Google’s virtual reality viewer – Google Cardboard, and YouTube 360.
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Narrated by Bettany Hughes.
Video by Google.
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Searching For Snow Leopards | Behind the Scenes | Planet Earth II
Join the Planet Earth II crew behind the scenes as they try and track down one of the rarest and most elusive big cats – the snow leopard.
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Lion’s Last Stand
Long seen as the epitome of wildlife, lions continue to hold our imagination from their habitat in the savannas of South Africa.
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My Africa
In the untamed rangelands of Kenya, Lupita Nyong’o narrates the story of Naltwasha Leripe, a young Samburu woman.
