Prehistoric Animals Preserved So Well They Look Like Roadkill

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  @purplehaze2358 · 10 months ago

  Every biosphere got the:<br>- Lystrosaurus<br>- Lystrosaurus<br>- Lystrosaurus<br>- Lystrosaurus<br>- Lystrosaurus<br>- Lystrosaurus<br><br>Holy shit, I think everything else is dead.

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  @vongdong10 · 10 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s actually really crazy that we are still finding fossils and new creatures. Imagine how many we&apos;ve lost due to carelessness. Like the possibility of a creature we&apos;ve thought of could have lived.

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  @dragodracon7785 · 10 months ago

  I wonder if ExtinctZoo’s heard that Nanotyrannus is officially a valid dinosaur now. Not only that, but there’s two SPECIES to the name.

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  @CabezasDePescado · 10 months ago

  I literally have a Trilobite fossil in one of the floor tiles at the entrance of my house, they are everywhere

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  @Fayanora · 10 months ago

  Everybody remembers Pompeii, but nobody ever seems to remember that there was a village on the other side of the volcano that also got wiped out, called Herculaneum.

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  @otmgi3865 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH9yPwWEEFo&amp;t=199">3:19</a> i cant even begin to put into words how violating that sounds... hot volcanic ash down your throat so much and so fast that it maps the entite digestive system... like oof... at least it was a quick death

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  @_gelon · 10 months ago

  I love the Lystrosaurus. My man was just there, being the 95% of terrestrial life. It&apos;s like the Spider-Man meme, but at terrestrial level.

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  @DragonMaiden77 · 10 months ago

  I am so obsessed with the giant skull they found jutting out of the cliff edge in the UK. I’ve been following the story ever since it broke. Every time I see it I get goosebumps and my heart races! Idk if it’s fear or excitement, but it’s incredible that something like that existed.

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  @kaihang4685 · 10 months ago

  Fun fact! The Hallucigenia can only move forward until all of its enemies are destroyed.

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  @mcraeensis · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH9yPwWEEFo&amp;t=1285">21:25</a> I cant believe the inside is so red, and there is liquid at the bottom, it literally looks like it could have died no so long ago, not 42 000 years ago, this one truly blows my mind

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  @SunnyIlha · 10 months ago

  Other scientist looking at fellow scientist trying not to touch it:<br><br>&quot;....Is that...a.... malformed...cockroach?&quot;

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  @RadicalLynx · 10 months ago

  Really appreciate this channel&apos;s use of relevant visuals and citations. In a world of slop, the human touch and attention to detail is so wonderful

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