ExtinctZoo

Kermit has a dark dark past....

Whale's may be the gentle giants of the oceans, but if one accidentally swallows you, it ain't gonna feel too gentle.

Look out Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres, y'all got some competition

Only a few thousand years ago, the Sahara wasn’t a desert at all—it was a green paradise filled with lakes, rivers, vegetation, wildlife, and people.

The greatest time capsule ever made, came from mother nature's own hands.

Do you ever find yourself wondering what your 70 millionth great-grandfather, Slime Sr. would think of you?

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How can a world go from wonderous giant reptiles, and sprawling forests to a desolate wasteland in just 24 hours? Find out hereeeee

Subnautica, its a pretty cool game with a pretty cool ecosystem, and it can make one wish that space travel was a real thing, allowing you to visit such places. Yet, don't fret, because in the meantime there's actually a few real places on earth that rival it in wonder.

Can they?

Watch out mountain lions, there's a new cat in town

Everyone has that certain time in their life, where they are just trying things out and experimenting, and perhaps those things are not exactly the most logical or flattering. And just like how we have these phases, earth has had them too, with one of its phase being so strange it single handedly created a plethora of the strangest creatures to ever walk, swim, or fly on this earth.

The oceans and seas of earth have long been home to some of the most nightmarish creatures, and when you include every aquatic animal ever, the list of thalassophobia inducing animals is pretty long, which made me wonder, what just was the deadliest sea animal from each of earth’s periods?

King Kong may be rooted more in reality than you would thunk.

Caves kinda freak me out, so I am glad other people are brave enough to explore them leading to some pretty metal discoveries over the years.

We always talk about the big bad predators of old, namely carnivorous dinosaurs, but we don't give enough flowers to the herbivorous dinosaurs that went far and beyond the norm, to turn into killing machines of their own (in a sense).

Crabs, It's always been crabs....

You probably think the age of mammals is all cold and grey right? I mean we are in an ice age and all. Yet, this belief would be FOOLISH, cuz guess what, it was actually during the age of mammals, that earth experienced once of its hottest moments ever.

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