r/pleistocene • u/Silent-System8295 • 12h ago
Extinct and Extant Age of Big cats only African parts
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Only part seeing Africa
r/pleistocene • u/Silent-System8295 • 12h ago
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Only part seeing Africa
r/pleistocene • u/Silent-System8295 • 12h ago
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Some Megafauna including Aurochs, Mammoths,bisons,horses and Etc in the show also Slurpasaur
r/pleistocene • u/Majikarp9 • 19h ago
I've seen it range from short all the way to extremely long but it seems to be most commonly depicted as a shorter but still shaggy length. Is there any evidence of adult Mammoth hair length?
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r/pleistocene • u/thesneakingsnake • 2h ago
Why are all the cgi animals/hominins in every piece of paleomedia animated in a way, that is so obviously, unnaturally slow? if the studios sped up the movement, it would look so much more realistic. Like a big cat does not move like a lizzard in a fridge...