Let’s Compare Animals And Their Prehistoric Ancestors!

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odintyphoon 3 year s ago

Bull Sh#t

Horace 3 year s ago

odintyphoon, Why?

Carol 3 year s ago

Horace,

Probably thinks the earth was created 5000 years ago or something

David 3 year s ago

Carol,

I think it's 6000 years old in that fairytale book.

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Reuben 3 year s ago

David,

Which version of that Fairy Tale book? It's been selectively re-edited dozens of times for convenience.

Obediah 3 year s ago

#15 T-rex: 'Yeah, worlds domination!'
*Evolution kicks in!
Hen: 'Well, cr#p!'

Edny 3 year s ago

The artist that did the imagined extinct animals is amazing.

They all have such perceived personality for animals that have never been seen.

Fenrisulven 3 year s ago

I have one big problem with this post. The ancestor animal is not always a direct ancestor, but an extinct relative of the present animal.

#15 DNA of the Tyrannosaurus?? No, I don't think so... sm_80

Wally 3 year s ago

I love how most of them were giants with massive sharp teeth and evolved into weird sh#theads.

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Drusilla 3 year s ago

I call BS on the whale.

Raccoon — giant Hyaenodon

One of the cutest creatures on the planet, raccoons, can boast their kinship with one of the most horrible and ancient animals on Earth called Hyaenodons. It’s well-known that the teeth of these formidable creatures had the ability to self-sharpen, and the Hyaenodons themselves sometimes grew up to 13 feet in length.