How Speculative Is Prehistoric Planet's Tuarangisaurus?
334Prehistoric Planet is now officially fully out on Apple TV + for everyone to enjoy. This whole project was, according to Dr. Steve Brusatte, about ten years in the making. Precisely what that means in regard to exact start times, fundraising, and expert collecting all the way to the finished product is unknown.
Let's take a look at the Tuarangisaurus of Prehistoric Planet as it appears in the Coasts episode.
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