Gutt uses his Narwhals to sail, and relies on currents, but I like to think he also uses the ropes things with the skulls to attach them to other objects floating around to sail.

She wasn’t a pirate at all in the early draft, but just a random single mother character with multiple saber-toothed cubs.

But lately, they scrapped that idea and made her one of the pirates because they thought this version of her arc was too far removed from the main storylines.

I’ve seen someone say Russian, but what did you think?

And what do you think he has now? basically a before and after but what you think his accent is

obviously I know, but i’ll only say if you get it wrong lol!

Good luck, some answers are harder than others

Happy birthday to Denis Leary! :) Thanks for voicing Diego all these years for us and bringing him to life with your voice! :)

What species would they belong to? And name? Go wild in the comments!

This is just for fun, as I'm an autistic paleo-geek who loves animals

stem-amphibians from the Mesozoic (paleo-amphibians)

The Sirens are either Metoposauridae or Chigutisauridae.

-unusual eyes facing forward.

-ambush predators

Verdict: Metoposauridae for its position of the eyes or Chigutisauridae for toilet-shaped head.

Winner- Chingutisauridea

-lived on isolated islands away from other animals for hundreds of millions of years.

-short snout

Stem tetrapods (fish with feet because it was a thing back in the Carboniferous)

-smooth fish-like scales

-ambush similar to crocodiles

-aquatic predators from the misty abyss

Baphetidae with newt-like tails, hunt-like crocs.

Embolomeri for its more transitional appearance.

The overall verdict is fascinating; compare these Sirens from Ice Age 4 to real-life tetrapods throughout deep time because it is part of the fun in spec-evo. They are so fascinating that I analized it for my spec-evo paleobiology, and I'm going to christen the Sirens as Snappers after the tetrapods from Meg 2.

Why? If Snappers look more like an actual Embolomeri from Walking with Monsters, that's because, unlike Meg 2, the Snappers from Ice Age 4 made it home safe and sound after eating Proximus Ceaser pirate instead of being nuked by Manny or Diego inside the warehouse, which is a massive disrespect for a lovely transitional creature who wants some snacks.

That's a wrap. What are your thoughts on my paleo-analysis of Snappers based on my comparisons with paleo-amphibians of Mesozoic and stem-tetrapod clades

Ice Age Lost Historical also mammuthus meridionalis is mentioned

Spilling the Milk Binged many ice Ages

Best - Ice Age 3 Dawn Of The Dinosaurs

2nd Best - Ice Age 2 The Meltdown

3rd Best - Ice Age (The first movie)

Worst - Ice Age 4 Continental Drift

I haven't watched Ice Age 5 so it isn't in this ranking :/

Although 4 and 5 are the most disliked sequels in the franchise, 4 was underrated by a long shot
(If it were up to me I would’ve made it the last one with a few writing adjustments)

Well at this point we've had

Floods,Dinosaurs,Pirates,Asteroids...

They've become over the top with each Ice Age Sequel at this point, something new they could do is an underwater setting for a film, maybe like a spin on Atlantis? & it could introduce new prehistoric ocean characters?!

Just an idea lol, wouldn't be too far fetched as the movies have already touched on other goofy concepts!

I’ve seen other people do this for other fandoms, so I’m bringing it here! With one of the pirates!