Unexplained anomalies are ripping holes in the fabric of time, allowing creatures from the very earliest stages of the earth's development to roam through the modern world. These creatures are ferocious, endearing and puzzling by turns but they all have the same simple fact in common - they don't belong here. Their presence throws up a terrible dilemma - is history about to be turned on its head? Will humanity survive in the face of a new and unprecedented threat from other species? And most urgently of all - will you find a Velociraptor in your garden the next time you open the door?
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This fearsome creature earned its name as a result of its ugly face. And that's not the only bad news: According to Dr. Luis Chiappe, it just might also be your long-lost relative.
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Dr. Luis Chiappe explains the science behind the pristichampsus, a croc-like dino that appears on "Primeval."
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"Primeval" features the dragon-like dracorex, but how scientifically accurate is the depiction of this dinosaur? Dr. Luis Chiappe explains.
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The good news is that velociraptors were not the reptilian killing machines depicted in "Jurassic Park." But did "Primeval" get closer to scientific truth? Dinosaur expert Dr. Luis Chiappe explains!
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KCET's "More" heads to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles to talk to Luis Chiappe, director of the museum's Dinosaur Institute, about TERROR BIRDS! Yes, that's what they're actually called.
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