Every creature, extant or extinct, is fun and magical. Among them, the most amazing extinct animals may be these:
This is a 3-meter-long millipede. It existed during the Carboniferous period about 320 million years ago. Thankfully, for people who are afraid of bugs, it is a herbivorous animal that eats the soft parts of plants, possibly leaves.
A creature that transformed from a reptile ancestor into a mammal. As one of the largest predators of its time, it once lived in the early Permian period, about 280 million years ago.
Another mammal-like reptile. It once lived in the Late Permian period, about 265 million years ago. These creatures are called monobots. Antio is the largest predatory monobognith. It is about 5.5 meters long, but the body structure is very light, weighing about 600 kg.
In the age of the dinosaurs, there were terrible and extremely strange sea monsters. The last group to emerge is the lizard-like dragon, the largest of which is about 18 meters long. It can easily hunt a great white shark.
Speaking of reptiles, one of the most frightening of them is the land lizard. It lives in Australia and is the largest land lizard ever built. It lived nearly 1 million years ago and was able to hunt mammals the size of modern buffaloes.
The largest mammal ever made. It belongs to the ancient hornless rhinoceros family. Giant rhinos once lived in the Paleogene period for about 27 million years. It is about 7 meters long and 4.5 meters high at the shoulders. When it stands there, everything in its surroundings dwarfs it.
Probably the most terrifying of all the sea monsters ever built, this predator lived about 70 million years ago. It was no less than 15 meters in size and had a mouth large enough to bite other large marine predators of the time. It's a nightmare thing.
When it comes to marine reptiles, no one, not even a dragon, would consider mixing with an adult Sastosaurus. Although this creature is very large and no less than 20 meters long, it is not a terrible predator like the dragon or the dragon. It's unclear what its exact diet was, but it's almost certain that it once fed on small creatures. It is one of the earliest and largest marine reptiles ever recorded. It once lived during the Triassic period 210 million years ago.
Probably the strangest of all carnivorous mammals. This prehistoric predator belongs to a group closely related to marsupials. It is likely that kangaroos have formed when they appear, and like other marsupials (such as kangaroos), part of their life cycle depends on their mothers. Although the Pocket Lion is larger, the Pocket Saber-toothed Tiger is much more strangely shaped, with long, protruding saber teeth with a sheath. It existed for millions of years, peaking in Australia about 3.5 million years ago.
Without this cat, there is no complete mention of prehistoric mammal predators. While the famous saber-toothed tiger was larger in size and weight, the saber-toothed cat was a prehistoric big cat that killed and ate more ice age humans and mammoths than any other prehistoric big cat. This cat existed during the last Ice Age (nearly 30,000 years ago) and was born for long chases on open plains. During the migration of humans from one continent to another, this predator was comparable in size to modern African lions and was present in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa. Become the most terrifying creature on the plains of our Stone Age ancestors...
Although antio beasts are mentioned earlier, among the prehistoric mammals and reptiles that roamed the earth long before the dinosaurs, the most terrifying was a group called "lidonts". While not as fast as modern mammalian predators, they certainly look much scarier. These monsters lived 250 million years ago and are more than 3 meters long.
Not all quirky and funny prehistoric creatures are monsters or scary. Some of these are very elegant herbivores, such as parachlorosaurus, which are expected to emit low-frequency "heavy" sounds. When a group of paracephalic dragons gather together, it must be melancholy to hear them from a distance. These are quite large creatures, with a body length of no less than 10 meters and a back height of 4 meters. They existed 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous period.
13- Spinosaurus
Without this extremely large and mysterious dinosaur from North Africa, this list would not be complete. The largest of all carnivorous dinosaurs, Spinosaurus was no less than 15 meters long, and its exact lifestyle and diet remain unknown. Although its diet almost certainly includes fish, it is unclear where and how it catches its prey. The giant sail on its back is also a topic worth speculating about. Its nose also has rather interesting and strange features, usually more like the nose of a crocodile than the nose of a theropod suborder. It once lived in the mid-to-late Cretaceous period about 100 million years ago.
When we talk about strange dinosaurs, it is necessary to talk about sickle dragons. In fact, it includes a whole group of theropod dinosaurs that gave up meat and became vegan strictly vegetarian. However, this in no way means that they are not more terrifying or dangerous than T-Rex. Armed with incredibly long claws, even an adult Tyrannosaurus rex can be fatal when slammed by a sickle dragon. The largest members of the group can be up to 10 meters long and have an arm length of no less than 3 meters, and existed in the late Cretaceous period, about 70 million years ago.
It lived in the early Permian, about 290 million years ago, and is no less than 9 meters long.
But how did it use that saw? No one knows yet...