gorgonopsids a.k.a. hellhounds of pangaea
>>5042780Mosasaurs would be sick to bring back.
>>5042780Carnotaurus is the animal with the single best skull in all of the planet's history
>>5042890
>>5042890just seeing that skull made me think of this film
>>5042780Bone-crushing dogs. Just imagine if we domesticated these bad boys had they survived.
>>5042936You would have to hunt ten times more to feed it, your clan would go bankrupt.
None of these are real btw
>>5042780The dino-killer Repenomamus
>>5042936It's the perfect size for a dog
>>5044418Your average domesticated wolf is as demanding to feed, that's why domesticated pic-related as livestock for more meat and less work to get it.
>>5044602>Your average domesticated wolf is as demanding to feedThe wolf is 4 times smaller in the picture. That said the big dog could also hunt for himself on his spare time.
>>5042780Imagine what this thing would have looked like. Is it a reptile? Or mammal? Honestly can't tell
>>5042780i love any animal that was huge before it went extinct, it's so cool to imagine seeing themuntil i remember they could kill me without even trying kek
>>5042780>Favourite Extinct AnimalsYou could show me any extinct elephant and I'd go "hell yeah", but I do have a distinct fondness for the Gomphotherium. Simultaneously generic, but unique in it's own discreet fashion, wildly successful and well distributed across the planet, and the progenitor to most other elephants. I'm also somewhat obsessed with Toxodon since I think the fact they evolve "vaguely" into hippos and rhinos in the vacuum of South America to be interesting. That the biosphere *needed* something like a pachyderm that it was going to make it out of a rodent or whatever if possible.
If you didn’t answer megalodon then you’re gay
>>5042890lollmao
>>5044878I would totally believe in dragons if I found that in my backyard 1000 years ago.
>>5044878>hogwartsiThe chincom troon fears the Dracorex!
>>5044878Nah i still think Carnotaurus' looks better
>>5044841>what if le great white shark... but le bigger?!A megalodon wouldn't be all that different from sharks you see today. Only bigger. There's way more interesting things.
>>5044971I don't know a 60+foot long shark sounds fucking awesome
that thread is smart. (well done my good and faithful etcetera sin boldy mother fucker) :<
>>5042881a10, line_feed, carriage return. (if you will [and you won't etc.; when & how; the only question] :>(
>>5042891that := one sic. fucking-bird. (& he do) :)
fuck you
>>5044470right.
>>5044474God, love you. (kisses) XooX
>>5044502The perfect size ::= (pomeranian & chihuaha) :|
>>5044474my ancestor :)
Most Australian megafauna. There were 9ft tall 500lb short face giant kangaroos that supposedly walked instead of hopping. Marsupial lions and hippo sized wombats.
>>5048106Very underrated creatures
>>5042780Burgers
>>5042780My ancestor :)
Toxodon, the most generic large grazing herbivore that ever existed
>>5042891>Juggalosaurus
>>5050258that's just eeyore
Sea Scorpions, I really miss them.
Leedsichthys problematicus, a 16 meter long fish. That must have been a view.
Barinasuchus, the largest terrestrial predator of the Cenozoic. Fun fact: Its skull is as big as that on some theropod dinosaurs.
>>5051750I love them and any of those huge ichthyosaurs.
>>5045027It's funny because the leading theory as to Megalodon's extinction was that the only thing more evolutionary perfect than a giant shark was a smaller exact copy of that shark that outcompeted it.
>>5051920That's not it. Megalodon died out when the ice age began. Whales had a sanctuary at the poles where they could retreat to and megalodon basically starved to death as it deserves the son of a bitch.
I had a dream where I saw a giant barbarian riding a paraceratherium like a horse so I told chatgpt to make a picture of it
>>5053901What does he eat? (the giant)
Australians wouldn't have lost the Emu War if they had some of these bad boys on their team.Only 500 years gone.
>>5054036>Only 500 years gone.For once we can't blame white people.
>>5042780why, my peenus weanus of course :)hahah! :Dit's my weeeeeenus peanus! :) hahahFavourite Extinct Animals - my answer is, of course, my peanus weenus :Dhahaha!
>>5042927I wish i could see an actual Iguanodon, all the depictions at the same time confuse me, some are more aladar/hadrosaur like while others are more ape like
>>5052518That's retarded, great whites are already pretty much endothermic, and megalodon would have been so large that it could have been beyond comfortable with pure gigantothermy. Doesn't pass the sniff test.
>>5051880>Its skull is as big as that on some theropod dinosaurs.our skull is a hundred times the size of some theropod dinosaurs' skulls, too. I suggest being more specific next time, vague statements like this are annoying imo.
>>5055062>aislop
>>5054263It is being compared to Daspletosaurus in that image which is a rather large animal
>>5055062>le exposed muscle cheek>ridge outline>no featherswho comes up with this shit
>>5055075T-rex didn't have feathers...
>>5055072images should be supplementary to the text
>>5044841The megalodon jaw just doesn't hold weight. It's literally great white scaled up. It's not in the realm of possibilities. I would believe there is 1 giant female great white "mothership" that gives birth to all great whites before I believed it had an upscaled relative with identical jaw structure.
>>5050258Reading this korean webtoon that shows lots of obscure prehistorical animals, never thought that I'd ever see a toxodon in any media. I also liked how in the first arc that takes place in the cretaceous the author chose tho show a denversaurus instead of it's most famous ankylosaur relative.
>>5042881uh, the bottom ones are still reptiles?
>>5055666Yes they are? i don't understand what you are asking
>>5055666yes satan, they also had forked tongues like all lizards and snakes
Him
>>5055298what are those speech bubbles about? Dinosaurs didn't speak Chinese.
>>5054045The indigenious people didn't even remember moas existed until Whites found the fossils.But yeah, one race human race!!
>>5056882Anomalocaris actually still lived in the Devonian, which I think is pretty neat.
>>5055075I assume it's a Shingeki no Kyojin reference.
>>5056871I don't think that's actually a known fact
>>5056882HOW CAN YOU SEE INTO MY EYES LIKE OPEN DOORS?
