Edaphosaurus
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Edaphosaurus
@Edaphosaurus
He/Him, Palaeontology enthusiast. Prehistoric Park's biggest fan and Prehistoric Planet's strongest soldier.











I love how primal is obsessed with evil monkeys and monkey people. It's just so random. There's more monkeys and pterosaurs in it than there are dinosaurs.












Httyd isnt nearly as woke or ground-breaking as people like to claim it is send tweet



About 570 million years ago, life was confined to the seas. Large, strangely shaped invertebrates attached themselves to the sea floor, their fleshy fronds collecting nutrients that drifted by. These bizarre life forms, known as the Ediacaran biota, eventually disappeared. But researchers have long debated whether their die-off was truly cataclysmic. New research now offers a reappraisal of the extinction that claimed many of these creatures, known as the Kotlin Crisis—and reveals that it may have been far more extensive than previously thought, extinguishing a similar percentage of species as the asteroid-driven calamity that killed the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Learn more: scim.ag/4rvnOvh


Netflix's The Dinosaurs be like "The conflict between crocs and dinosaurs ended once earth entered the Jurassic" Meanwhile 200 million years later.




























