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dinosaurs ruled the earth for 160 million years it seemed they would forever dominate the biosphere but one day their world was destroyed by a huge rock the size of everest falling from space this is the story of how the era of ancient reptiles came to an end the last day of dinosaurs earth 66 million years ago the end of the cretaceous period of the mesozoic era the parts of the pangaea supercontinent almost completely drifted apart the planet looked very similar to its modern state but not quite the same south and north america have finally split by the end of the cretaceous period africa australia and greenland have the same shape as today at the same time the outlines of europe and asia were just starting to form the mountain ranges of siberia mongolia the andes and the cordillera the continents were actively emerging the cretaceous period lasted 79 million years and became the longest period of the mesozoic era the planetamp;#39;s climate changed several times during this