Sloth — Megatherium
It’s not for nothing that sloths got the name they have — these slow, clumsy, and kind animals spend most of their lifetime sleeping. The giant ancestors of sloths also couldn’t boast a quick reaction — not only were Megatheriums as big as today’s elephants, but they could also weigh more than 4 tons sometimes.
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Horace 3 year s ago
odintyphoon, Why?
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Carol 3 year s ago
Horace,
Probably thinks the earth was created 5000 years ago or something
Probably thinks the earth was created 5000 years ago or something
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David 3 year s ago
Carol,
I think it's 6000 years old in that fairytale book.
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.
Which version of that Fairy Tale book? It's been selectively re-edited dozens of times for convenience.
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Obediah 3 year s ago
#15 T-rex: 'Yeah, worlds domination!'
*Evolution kicks in!
Hen: 'Well, cr#p!'
*Evolution kicks in!
Hen: 'Well, cr#p!'
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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.
They all have such perceived personality for animals that have never been seen.
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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...
#15 DNA of the Tyrannosaurus?? No, I don't think so...
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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.
Probably thinks the earth was created 5000 years ago or something
I think it's 6000 years old in that fairytale book.
Which version of that Fairy Tale book? It's been selectively re-edited dozens of times for convenience.
*Evolution kicks in!
Hen: 'Well, cr#p!'
They all have such perceived personality for animals that have never been seen.
#15 DNA of the Tyrannosaurus?? No, I don't think so...