Is this Atlas Altera's history more "environmentally friendly" than in OTL?

Because if it is, Atlas Altera could have lots of extinct animals still around, like Ice Age megafauna on Nesland, Taugland, The Aspland islands, Iceland, Svalbard and Niflbard (not just on Mammoth Island)

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u/truteal — 30 days ago

An idea for an animal from one of The Southern Islands (Arinivia, Australia and Siluria) A bird with massive legs (Like The Tromble from The New Dinosaurs) that help it conserve body heat

u/truteal — 1 month ago

Troy McClure and Dr. Nick's old friend Mr. McCraig, with a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg.

u/truteal — 1 month ago

Editorial Cartoon by John Sherffius for The St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 19th of june 2001 (I'm spoiling it because it has language that is considered offensive)

u/truteal — 2 months ago
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The Qu, with their twisted sense of justice, wanted to make them pay. Even extinction would be too light a punishment for resisting the star gods.

u/truteal — 2 months ago
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Cerulebell made this in 2013 and didn't say how it evolves (You need to make a fanmade evo flair)

u/truteal — 2 months ago