Could T.rex swim? Let Apple TV+ has the answer in a new 5-minute 'Prehistoric Planet' promo
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has shared a new five-minute promo for the new show Prehistoric Planet.
- The new video answers the age-old question of whether a T.rex could swim.
- The first episode of Prehistoric Planet is available to stream on Apple TV+ now.
Apple TV+ has shared a new promo video for its Prehistoric Planet series but this isn't a 30-second teaser. The new five-minute video takes a deep look at a burning question — could the T. rex swim?
Turns out yes, yes it could. And Apple TV+ reckons it was pretty good at it, too. It's all about those big, long, muscular legs and a surprisingly buoyant body.
Check out the video to get all the swimming T. rex you never needed.
The first episode of Prehistoric Planet is available to stream today with another episode arriving daily until the season is complete. You'll need an Apple TV+ subscription to watch, while those with an Apple One subscription can also get in on the dinosaur action. Priced at just $4.99 per month on its own, Apple TV+ is some of the best value in streaming right now.
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