The Forgotten Age After The Dinosaurs: The Cenozoic

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🌍 From the ashes of the dinosaurs to the rise of humans — discover the forgotten age that shaped our world. Sixty-six million years ago, an asteroid ended the reign of the dinosaurs. But the story did not end there. Out of fire and silence began the Cenozoic Era — a time of rebirth, strange giants, and the rise of mammals that would one day give us… ourselves. In this long-form journey, we’ll drift through the entire Age of Mammals, exploring creatures more bizarre than dinosaurs, lost worlds, and the shifting continents that set the stage for humanity. Perfect for relaxing, learning, or falling asleep to, this is science told as a gentle story. ✨ What you’ll discover in this video: The first fragile dawn of the Cenozoic after the dinosaurs vanished Tiny mammals breaking free and evolving into extraordinary forms Terror Birds of South America, taller than men and fierce hunters Whales that once walked on land before plunging into the seas Indricotherium, the largest land mammal ever to live The spread of grasslands, horses, and predators of the Miocene South America’s armored glyptodonts and giant ground sloths The Great American Interchange linking two continents Woolly mammoths, rhinoceroses, and the mammoth steppe Marsupial lions, Diprotodons, and giants of ancient Australia The rise of human ancestors, their tools, and their spread across the world Legends born from real creatures — unicorns, dragons, and monsters of memory How tiny survivors like rodents, bats, and shrews shaped ecosystems Shifting continents, ocean currents, and the onset of Ice Ages The Holocene: warmth, agriculture, and the rise of civilization Today’s Anthropocene, as humans become a new extinction force From giant beavers and saber-toothed cats to mammoths and Elasmotherium, this video takes you across sixty-six million years of forgotten Earth, blending science with storytelling to bring the past alive. 📌 Whether you’re here to learn, to relax, or to drift into sleep, join The Snoozy Scientist for this soothing science journey. ✅ If you enjoy calming science stories, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share where you’re watching from and what time it is — I love seeing our bedtime map light up around the world.