Back when mega wombats, sheep-sized echidnas, and marsupial lions roamed the ancient lands of Australia, there also lived a gigantic flightless bird.
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Helicoprion by Esther van Hulsen
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The last known Tasmanian tiger died more than eight decades ago. It has become the stuff of textbook sketches and yellowing photographs. But now, researchers are launching a new search.
Roman Uchytel is a Ukrainian paleontologist and graphic designer who recreates prehistoric fauna, providing an interesting scale comparison of our ancestors' features.
Machairodus aphanistus. Late Miocene - Early pliocene of North Africa, Europe and Asia. [link] Machairodus aphanistus
Smilodon fatalis. Pleistocene of North America. Smilodon fatalis
Pelagornis sandersi is a prehistoric flying bird, whose fossil remains date from 25 Mya. The sole specimen of P. sandersi has a wingspan estimated between 20 and 24 ft—the largest wingspan of any known flying bird.
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The White Fulica
Paleontology, science, and the general weirdness of nature. Also, feathering ALL the dinosaurs.
taeniodont, any member of an extinct suborder (Taeniodonta) of mammals that lived in North America throughout the Paleocene Epoch and into the middle of the Eocene Epoch (that is, about 65.5–43 million years ago). The taeniodont is part of the larger mammalian order Cimolesta, a diverse group ranging from small insectivorous types to large herbivores. Taeniodonts are distinguished by high-crowned teeth extending far into the skull. The single known family, Stylinodontidae, is made up of two subfamilies, Conoryctinae and Stylinodontinae. The Conoryctinae were rather generalized forms with no special peculiarities. During the Paleocene, they gradually increased from the size of
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