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CrazyGamer2017 on 20 April 2018
curl-6 said:

Given only a tiny fraction of all the species that have lived on Earth are still alive today, there have been a great many amazing creatures lost to the mists of time.

Anyone else have an interest in prehistoric animals, and which ones do you find most fascinating?

The animals I find the most fascinating are:

Unicorns cause they have magic powers as proved by the anime "The Last Unicorn".

Dragons cause they fly and breathe fire and would give you a strong advantage in war as proven by that hot chick in Games of Thrones.

Also Phoenixes are fascinating cause they can be reborn from their ashes as proven by one of the Harry Potter movies.



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Angelus on 20 April 2018

I'm saddened I'll never know how delicious some of them might have been



OTBWY on 20 April 2018
S.Peelman said:
OTBWY said:

Second one: Terror bird. This thing hunted horses. It went extinct around 2 million years ago. It couldn't compete with the sabred cats that migrated to its continent when north and south America joined.

That, is one gigantic bird. I like how the other horses are also like WTF. Imagine coming across one of those during your casual lunch-break walk in the park or something.

It's funny that in the past there were all these huge animals, monstrous times.

There are multiple theories on why they died out. Most say it was them being replaced by sabretoothed cats, but there are also other theories that say they were already dying out before the cats came. Wolves coming to America from Alaska land bridge could also have caused their numbers to dwindle. Some of their prey could have also died out or become to fast for them to prey upon. Multiple factors are always at play.



Madword on 20 April 2018

The Dodo.



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pastro243 on 20 April 2018

I like big mammals, like wolves and extinct lions



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CrazyGamer2017 on 20 April 2018
pastro243 said:
I like big mammals, like wolves and extinct lions

Humans are mammals and they can be considered big so does that mean you like humans?



pastro243 on 20 April 2018
CrazyGamer2017 said:
pastro243 said:
I like big mammals, like wolves and extinct lions

Humans are mammals and they can be considered big so does that mean you like humans?

Some female ones yeah :) 



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Angelus on 20 April 2018
Ka-pi96 said:
Angelus said:
I'm saddened I'll never know how delicious some of them might have been

Before worrying about the extinct ones, do you know how delicious all the currently living animals are?

Pretty much. At least most of the ones that people actually eat. Can't say I find the thought of eating cats and dogs very appealing lol.



SuperNova on 20 April 2018
S.Peelman said:
OTBWY said:

Second one: Terror bird. This thing hunted horses. It went extinct around 2 million years ago. It couldn't compete with the sabred cats that migrated to its continent when north and south America joined.

That, is one gigantic bird. I like how the other horses are also like WTF. Imagine coming across one of those during your casual lunch-break walk in the park or something.

It's funny that in the past there were all these huge animals, monstrous times.

If chickens are modern remenants of Dinosours, then that is what became of the T-rex.



Metallox on 20 April 2018
pastro243 said:
CrazyGamer2017 said:

Humans are mammals and they can be considered big so does that mean you like humans?

Some female ones yeah :) 

Same. 

Spinosaurus is my obvious pick. It's my favorite dinosaur and my favorite thing in general, though it has recently been downgraded to be some sort of giant duck-alligator

Sucks that it doesn't appear in Jurassic World. In fact, they made fun of it, lol, in one scene you can see that another dino thingy topples a spinosaur skeleton. Still, Spino is better than T-Rex :(



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