darknford - Thanks for the synopsis. Also, Trakteroit - Humanity has been guided and manipulated by some very clever and powerful people for the last few hundred years, Make no mistake, that actually left to our own devices, humans DO show compassion and community and generally would rather work towards peace and easier living. We are being MADE to fear, hate and turn each other for THEIR gain. It is NOT in human nature as THEY like to have you believe. Without them we would probably be a thousand years more advanced that we are today. THEY make us war and starve us and create disease . Mot YOU or I. Don't give in to the belief that we are a virus. We lived here in harmony with the planet AEONS without issue... until the evil, greedy ones took control. When Yellowstone erupted it almost took out our human population, there are DNA and geo records of this. Volcanic (or Asteroid) death of the dinosaurs is highly probable and those that lived in the air (high ground) or in water would have most likely survived enough to become birds and crocodiles etc. Also, thanks YTS.

I have a rather easier belief of humans killing off dinosaurs then that they died off by themselves because insert reason here. When we killed off more species then any catastrophic event in history could. We are even killing each other. This planet is truly lucky to be alive and a miracle of all these years we managed to be also on it considering how parasitic and selfdestructive humans can be.

Makeshift synopsis: "The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary by Canadian filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change. The film introduces us to a new generation of paleontolgists who are making extraordinary dinosaur discoveries in Alberta and British Columbia in Canada."