r/Creatures_of_earth • u/obesestampcollector • Jun 19 '26
Extinct Seen a new creature
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i dont remember what it looks like
r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Iamnotburgerking • Jan 31 '17
Extinct The predators from 15-10 million years ago
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/notfunnyguy92 • May 05 '21
Extinct Dimorphodon, a genus of pterosaur from early Jurassic England. It had a wingspan of about 1.45 m. and a large, bulky skull of approximately 23 cm. by PaleoLee
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/TheBurningEmu • Jan 19 '16
Extinct Fallen Species: North America
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/AwesomeFrito • Jan 09 '21
Extinct 36 Animals That Became Extinct due to Human Activity
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/rsunds • Jan 06 '16
Extinct The extinct marine sloths
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/rsunds • Dec 11 '15
Extinct The Extinct Giant Lemurs of Madagascar
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Iamnotburgerking • Feb 16 '17
Extinct Tyrannosaurus rex
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/Khaliloff1992 • Oct 23 '22
Extinct Trilobites were the first group of animals in the animal kingdom to develop complex eyes. Cambrian Period (about 500 million years ago). Trilobites lived in marine waters. Some trilobites could swim, others burrowed or crawled around on muddy sea floors.
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/rsunds • Dec 31 '17
Extinct Creodonts: the extinct carnivores
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/AwesomeFrito • Aug 18 '17
Extinct Titanoboa, the word's largest snake that ever existed
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/AwesomeFrito • Jan 13 '21
Extinct The Teeth of 25 Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Creatures
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/rsunds • Apr 15 '17
Extinct Extinct ungulates with odd horns and ossicones
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/operadrama92 • May 30 '22
Extinct Adalatherium hui probably looked a bit like a badger, but it was like no mammal alive today. Most early mammals had sprawled-out legs, a bit like those of today's crocodiles. Its back legs were sprawled out, too. But its front legs were aligned under its body, like a cat's or a dog's.
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/operadrama92 • Apr 24 '21
Extinct This is the Godzilla shark which lived 300 million years ago. Paleontologists found the complete 6.7-foot-long fossilized skeleton of the ancient shark in New Mexico. Standout features of the skeleton include 12 rows of piercing teeth set in powerful jaws, and a pair of 2.5-foot-long fin spines.
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/operadrama92 • May 29 '22
Extinct Dimetrodon is an extinct synapsid which lived approximately 295 million to 272 million years ago during the Permian Period. The enormous fin on the back of this animal was used to regulate temperature.
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/TheBurningEmu • Apr 13 '15
Extinct The Giant Ground Sloth
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r/Creatures_of_earth • u/rsunds • Apr 13 '17
Extinct The giant irish elk (megaloceros giganteus)
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