Aquatic Animals of the Paleozoic Era. Size comparison and data. Paleoart
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Date: 2024-01-04
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Theres a few interesting and unique and bizarre groups of animals I've only learnt about in recent years, these include many of the land crocs, many weird and wonderful extinct mammals, Triassic oddities and the Bathornithids. Tbh I'm surprised I missed a lot of these like Barianasuchus and Paracrax given their size and notariety. But one other group is the Thylacocephala, or as I view them - space ship crabs. They're just a really, really bizarre form of life, and I'd love to see them in a documentary someday because they're so unique and there really is nothing like them alive today.
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Theres a few interesting and unique and bizarre groups of animals I've only learnt about in recent years, these include many of the land crocs, many weird and wonderful extinct mammals, Triassic oddities and the Bathornithids. Tbh I'm surprised I missed a lot of these like Barianasuchus and Paracrax given their size and notariety. But one other group is the Thylacocephala, or as I view them - space ship crabs. They're just a really, really bizarre form of life, and I'd love to see them in a documentary someday because they're so unique and there really is nothing like them alive today.
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-Empr4evr
As interesting as different life forms scrolling across the screen are, equally as intriguing is watching the upper, right-hand at how much the continents shifted and changed throughout the eras of the Paleozoic. What starts out as Gondwana and a couple of indistinguishable islands gradually combines and morphs into Pangaea.
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As interesting as different life forms scrolling across the screen are, equally as intriguing is watching the upper, right-hand at how much the continents shifted and changed throughout the eras of the Paleozoic. What starts out as Gondwana and a couple of indistinguishable islands gradually combines and morphs into Pangaea.
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-Tabi-Kun
Not only do these animals look like nature was just throwing random crap onto an animal then making it a species, but their names even look like scientists just rubbed their faces on their keyboards then pressed -enter-
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Not only do these animals look like nature was just throwing random crap onto an animal then making it a species, but their names even look like scientists just rubbed their faces on their keyboards then pressed -enter-
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-FellipeBased
The Paleozoic era is such an unexplored era and holds many mysteries, it is very interesting how groups of current creatures already existed in the Paleozoic, such as the cephalopods.
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The Paleozoic era is such an unexplored era and holds many mysteries, it is very interesting how groups of current creatures already existed in the Paleozoic, such as the cephalopods.
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-corkcamden9878
Just a wonderful series you have here. I love the overview you give and you make it very approachable. Best Wishes from Virginia,
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Just a wonderful series you have here. I love the overview you give and you make it very approachable. Best Wishes from Virginia,
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-lapwingfilms
Nice! Anomalocaris was massive for its time and I guess Dunkleosteus was the largest vertebrate of the paleozoic discovered so far
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Nice! Anomalocaris was massive for its time and I guess Dunkleosteus was the largest vertebrate of the paleozoic discovered so far
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-zephyrusZone
I also like the the music of the video it's so atmospheric and fits the esthetic of the surroundings to wear these creatures lived
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I also like the the music of the video it's so atmospheric and fits the esthetic of the surroundings to wear these creatures lived
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-jaybbuck15
I feel like this period Evolution was getting started just dumped all its toys on the bed like -hmm where should I start-
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I feel like this period Evolution was getting started just dumped all its toys on the bed like -hmm where should I start-
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-fretlyra7767
un super format, pour se rendre bien compte de la tailles de ces animaux fascinants
je m'abonne!
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un super format, pour se rendre bien compte de la tailles de ces animaux fascinants
je m'abonne!
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-tnapeepeelu
I thought Anomalocaris would be like 6 ft flong, no it's only around 1-3 ft, I could eat that
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I thought Anomalocaris would be like 6 ft flong, no it's only around 1-3 ft, I could eat that
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-whitewolf3051
Large enough to ride -if- they were still around starting with hyneria on to the dunky.
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Large enough to ride -if- they were still around starting with hyneria on to the dunky.
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-thenewguyinred
I love your choice of music. It fits the ancient otherworldly alien vibe of that era.
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I love your choice of music. It fits the ancient otherworldly alien vibe of that era.
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-Divahtrouble357
Ainiktozoon aka the sus arthropod aka ancient among us when the arthropod is sus-
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Ainiktozoon aka the sus arthropod aka ancient among us when the arthropod is sus-
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