Prehistoric Mammals Gallery

yagi shizusumi watcheswanted kate100 goirrevolution corporeal realm
The best part of waking up, is a chalicothere in your face!For a larger image of the comic, go here.
AUROCHS (Bos primigenius)“First-born ox/cow”Early Pleistocene-Late Holocene, 1.8 million-392 years a
Daeodon – Late Oligocene-Early Miocene (29-19 Ma)As I said last time we went to Mammal Junction, a l
superterrane:bos primigeniusauthor: Troco
superterrane:Panthera leo spelaea
Sivatherium – Early Pliocene-Late Holocene (5-0.008 Ma)Welcome back to Mammal Town! We’r
Titanoides – Late Paleocene (59-56 Ma)Our record of the Cenozoic era is very rich. Super rich.
American Mastodon – Late Miocene-Late Pleistocene (5.3-0.011 Ma)Welcome, one and all, to a new
Daeodon – Late Oligocene-Early Miocene (29-19 Ma)As I said last time we went to Mammal Junctio
Basilosaurus cetoidesLate Eocene (41-34 Ma)Bluuughhhhhhh. I forgot the clocks were going to move for
Mesohippus - Middle Eocene-Early Oligocene (37-32 Ma)Horses, the vigilant eyes of an angry God. I th
Aepycamelus – Miocene (20-4 Ma)I kind of wish I was uploading this on a Tuesday, so I could ca
Primelephas — Late Miocene- Early Pliocene (7-2 Ma)I love elephants. I came out of hiatus just
antiqueanimals:Alticamelus and aelurodons from the Album of Prehistoric Animals, 1974, illustrated b
Moeritherium - Late Eocene (33-37 Ma)Welcome back to the Mammal Zone™, we’re gonna b
“‘Birds are living dinosaurs, just as we are mammals,’ said Julia Clar
theoldbone:strangebiology: Why aren’t we talking about extinct cervids?? At least Tori Morris,
Thylacoleo carnifex – Early-late Pleistocene (1.6-0.46 Ma)It’s been a long and very unan
Woolly Rhinoceros – Late Pliocene-Late Pleistocene (3.6-0.01 Ma)We’re getting iconic aga
Chalicotherium – Late Oligocene-Early Pliocene (28-3 Ma)You know what? I’m bored of preh
Juramaia – Late Jurassic (160 Ma)Just who is this beautiful boy? This chubby, shrew-looking fe
theoldbone:strangebiology: Why aren’t we talking about extinct cervids?? At least Tori Morris,
antiqueanimals: From the How and Why Wonder Book of Prehistoric Mammals, illustrated by John Hull in
Prev Next