This week’s Mystery Hunter takes viewers into India’s prehistoric past. In the second episode, he embarks on a quest to uncover the nation’s extraordinary dinosaur heritage. Airing on discovery+ and Discovery Channel, this episode combines history, science, and exploration, unravelling the mysteries of a time when giants roamed the Indian subcontinent.The journey begins in Balasinor, Gujarat, where fossils, dinosaur eggs, and the legendary Rajasaurus narmadensis bring India’s rich prehistoric past to life. Adding to the mystery, Rannvijay dives into the Arabian Sea, exploring the rim of the Shiva Crater, believed to be tied to the asteroid strikes that sealed the dinosaurs’ fate.Speaking about his experience, Rannvijay Singha shared, “Diving into India’s prehistoric world has made me experience a unique facet of our nation’s past. Walking through fossil-rich sites and uncovering stories of the extinction of this magnanimous species alongside experts and palaeontologists was both humbling and fascinating. It’s amazing how much history lies hidden around us, and I can’t wait for audiences to explore this fascinating chapter with me.”Rannvijay then heads to Madhya Pradesh, where he explores the Dinosaur Fossil National Park in Bagh. Here, he gathers tantalizing evidence from fossils, volcanic rock formations, and insights by renowned palaeontologists. At the nearby Kavadiya Mountain, he examines columnar basalt rock formations, seeking answers to how volcanic activity and sedimentation played a role in this mass extinction.All the discoveries culminate towards the ultimate question: was the dinosaurs’ extinction caused solely by an asteroid, or does India’s volcanic history hold the real key to this ancient mystery?