Many other prehistoric giant animals have become extinct, so perhaps it should come as no surprise that the megalodon has vanished, as well. What led to its extinction? Scientists cite several factors. One is the cooling of the world’s oceans. Megalodons could not thrive in cold waters, af...
particularly human predation. A scientific page-turner for anyone intrigued by mammoths, giant ground sloths, and animals lost since the last ice age. The author masterfully bridges scientific research and lay readers, presenting a comprehensive overview of prehistoric megafauna, adorned with gorgeous il...
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Mammoths were a genus of herbivores closely related to modern animals. Their were a variety of different species that lived during the Pliocene epoch, from about 4.8 million years ago, until as recently as 3,700 years ago. There were a number of different species of Mammoths. Some of the...
Do animals laugh? From a hungry mother and her cubs to a bin-ransacking bear these stunning photos capture Romania's bears adapting to town life after losing their habitat How and why do male seahorses get pregnant? This strange dinky glowing ocean creature, which disguises itself as a moonbea...
For years, paleontologists argued about whetherT. rexwas asavage killer or an opportunistic scavenger—that is, did it hunt its food or tuck into the carcasses of dinosaurs already felled by old age or disease? Current thinking is that there's no reasonTyrannosaurus rexcouldn't have done both...
This valuable and beautiful book is the work of two animal lovers - James F. Coleman is a zoologist and the author of many books on prehistoric animals; Arthur Lobus is an illustrator of many popular encyclopaedias and books about the animal kingdom. HisBen T...
Dinosaurs Alive is an exhibition consisting of large, animatronic dinosaurs. This article contains facts about the real animals and photos of some of the models.
Named the “king of the tyrant lizards,” T. rex was built to rule. Find out how these dinosaurs lived, what made them so vicious, and what we’re still learning about them today.ByAmy McKeever Common Name: Tyrannosaurus rex Scientific Name: Tyrannosaurus rex Type: Prehistoric Animals Diet...
Not all prehistoric animals were Dinosaurs however, many other reptiles shared the earth with the Dinosaurs. Someswam in the sea, and others flew,these were called pterosaurs.However, these animals were not classed as Dinosaurs, the Dinosaurs could not swim or fly which is an important distincti...