Extreme Dinosaurs

In the present day, four intelligent dinosaurs live as a team of eco-warriors formed by aliens. Each member brings a different skill and style, and together they patrol Earth to keep its climate from tipping toward disaster. Their mission centers on stopping a group of three velociraptors bent on triggering a cataclysm that would tilt the planet back toward conditions that dinosaurs once dominated. The humans are kept at a distance as the dinos rely on high tech gadgetry, bold maneuvers, and quick teamwork to outpace the raptors. The premise blends action, humor, and bright visuals as the team defends a fragile balance between science and nature.

Released in 1997 as an original concept, Extreme Dinosaurs was created by Martha Moran and Louis Gassin. The voice cast includes Blu Mankuma, Terry Klassen, Lee Tockar, Jason Gray-Stanford, and Andrew Francis.

Reception and themes center on teamwork, responsibility, and a concern for the planet. Viewers respond to the fast tempo and bright visuals while the show keeps the tone accessible for kids, mixing light humor with stakes that feel meaningful without getting heavy.

Back then the show fit into a 90s trend of dinosaur and sci fi team cartoons. It helped expand the idea that alien tech could empower animal heroes and that hero teams could tackle environmental threats, appealing to young viewers and collectors of the era.