Apparently these prehistoric tigers had extra sharp carnassials to feed super quickly in case cheetahs etc showed up to steal their kill :B
Alright, this is another episode of the Speculative Wildlife Research Center channel that just released, this time being about Avatar! The one with the elemental bending, you know?
Anyway, the creatures of these tribes are sapient like us humans:
A scenario where Vetulicolia gets to be the grand poobah of the phylum Chordata
Carcharodontosaurus vs Spinosaurus
Anyway, Cookie Monster is a species of sloth that moved on from its aquatic lifestyle; the green color and sharp teeth is what a wild Cookie Monster looks like; a reference to his early design back in the 1960s known as a Wheel Stealer.
The cookies they were fed with led to issues like stress and Pica, referencing Cookie Monster eating non-cookie stuff.
Thankfully, they don't eat cookies anymore, instead having their food hidden in cookie-shaped cases.
Was this the mystery big black fossa that frightened people as recently as…. 1989???
(We also now know the big black fossa in Prehistoric Planet was in fact bevatabe, not spelaea as we all assumed :B which only makes me wish we had seen it hunting giant lemur even more!)
Not one but two versions, one small and one big!
The smaller Tarrasque comes from French mythology, while the bigger Tarrasque comes from Dungeons and Dragons.
If you're wondering what these things evolved from, they're a surviving clade of Meiolaniid turtles.
Inspired by cases of modern elephants attacking cattle, and also the fact P. namadicus apparently forced E. hysudricus to change its diet/habitat.
Pterosaur, Platypterygius, and Kronosaurus
Especially when you all have is weapons that don't do squat against zombies
These massive space organisms are separate from the real Sun and Moon, being their own things and more inspired by suns/moons that have faces all across media.
Methuselah vs Ghidorah