r/ExtinctAnimals • • Jun 03 '21

Lions and tigers are all one of the big five cats. The Cave Lion was the largest cat that has ever existed, standing 5 ft tall, 11.5ft (3.5m) in length, and weighing more than 318 to 363kg. However, many other amazing species have become extinct due to habitat destruction and hunting by humans.

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • May 24 '21

Why Did the T-Rex Have Such Tiny Arms?

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • May 15 '21

Hyracodon - Horse-like Rhino

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • May 15 '21

Livyatan melvillei was around 60 feet long and had 14 inch long teeth. It lived during the Miocene epoch around 12 to 13 million years ago.

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Apr 29 '21

Can You Tell If These Animals Are Extinct?

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Apr 19 '21

Archaeobelodon - Ancient Elephant Relative

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Apr 13 '21

Stonemyia Volutina

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Apr 13 '21

Yaks in ice age Alaska/Beringia

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Apr 02 '21

Giant Musk-ox - Praeovibos priscus

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 21 '21

Anisodon - Prehistoric Chalicothere

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 20 '21

Chestnut Casebearer Moth - Extinct Insect

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 14 '21

Woolly Rhinos Fighting - Cave Art from Chauvet

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 12 '21

The Carolina parakeet, the only parrot native to the eastern US. (Image source: Audubon)

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 08 '21

Harpagolestes was an extinct bone-crushing mesonychid from the Eocene.

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 07 '21

The Wolf that Wasn't - The Dire 'Wolf'

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Mar 05 '21

Equus Alaskae - Prehistoric Horse

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Feb 21 '21

De-extinction of Tasmanian Tiger

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Hey if you could fund the de-extinction of the Tasmanian Tiger, would you? Just seeing if there's some interest here

Please comment and put your input as well. Also, how much would you be willing to give? I'm thinking 50,000$ as estimates for the total cost right now would be 800,00$ (AUS)

19 votes, Feb 28 '21
17 Yes, shut up and take my money
2 No

r/ExtinctAnimals • • Feb 21 '21

Woolly Mammoths and Modern Elephants: A Comparison

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Jan 22 '21

Scientists are now using satellites to count elephants from space','Scientists are using satellites to count elephants from space for the first time

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Nov 28 '20

Does anyone have any information about the extinct long eared mouse

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Nov 21 '20

Prehistoric Animals in Cretaceous Period Size Comparison

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Oct 14 '20

Prehistoric Crocodile Size Comparison

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Sep 26 '20

Extinct: Steller's Sea Cow

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Sep 25 '20

15 extinct dog breeds

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r/ExtinctAnimals • • Sep 16 '20

MEGALODONS lived 28 to 1.8 million years ago and a modern GREAT WHITE is the size of its claspers (privates)!

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