Product Details

• Actors: Nigel Marven
• Directors: Karen Kelly, Sid Bennett, Matthew Thompson
• Producers: Lareine Shea, Jasper James
• Format: Widescreen, Color, Box set, DVD
• Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
  
• Number of discs: 3
• Studio: Discovery Communications, LLC
• Run Time: 260 minutes
• ASIN: B0026KHREO
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #156,632 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

Join zoologist and wildlife expert Nigel Marven as he travels back in time to capture the most amazing creatures ever to exist. Step into the hostile climates of the Cretaceous, Pleistocene and Paleozoic time periods, learn what killed these incredible creatures as Marven brings them back to the most incredible zoo never to exist, Prehistoric Park.

T-Rex

Nigel Marven travels back to the Cretaceous Montana: his mission - to rescue Tyrannosaurus Rex. He coaxes two baby T-rex through the time portal and into the park. He names them Terence and Matilda.

Mammoth

Nigel Marven heads on his next adventure back 10,000 years to the ice age, in search of the last remaining woolly mammoths. Nigel returns with an injured female mammoth he later names Martha.

Bird House

Nigel heads 135 million years back to prehistoric China in search of a winged dinosaur called Microraptor. A volcanic eruption forces Nigel to rescue not only the microraptors, but the huge titanosaurs.

Sabre Tooth

Nigel leaves on an expedition to prehistoric South America. Big cat expert Saba Douglas-Hamilton accompanies Nigel to rescue Sabre-Tooth cats as they face extinction.

Insects

Nigel goes back 300 million years to prehistoric Scotland in search of some giant creepy crawlies. He soon encounters a swarm of dragonflies the size of eagles and a ten-foot millipede.

Giant Croc

Nigel goes back 75 million years to prehistoric Texas to try and rescue a Deinosuchus - the largest crocodile ever to have lived. He scouts the coastline in a light aircraft and witnesses a massive Deinosuchus erupting from the water in each prey.