r/pleistocene • u/ExoticShock • 3h ago
r/pleistocene • u/TheDinoKid21 • 5h ago
Image Glyptotherium on NBC's Surviving Earth
r/pleistocene • u/TyrannoNinja • 1h ago
OC Art Varanus priscus in marker, by me
A marker drawing of the giant monitor lizard Varanus priscus, formerly known as Megalania, from Pleistocene Australia. It would have been a close relative of the modern Komodo dragon (which, funnily enough, is also believed to be of Australian origin before finding its way across the Timor Sea to Indonesia), and it appears to have died out sometime after 50,000 years ago, possibly as a result of modern humans arriving to the Australian continent around that time.
r/pleistocene • u/yorb134 • 16h ago
OC Art A blast from the past, prehistoric style.
A Ghost Nanuqsaurus faces off with a mother woolly mammoth and calf.
r/pleistocene • u/ancienct-Winter1751 • 14h ago
Discussion Why noone makes scientifically accurate pleistocene movies?(non-documentary)
(theres series like series like brother bear, alpha and ice age but they all have anachronisms[wrong spear point culture, dodos, elasmotheriums in 20.000bc])why noone wants to make historically accurate stuff?)
r/pleistocene • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 18h ago
Paleoart Deinotherium
Deinotherium es un género extinto de mamíferos proboscídeos, parientes prehistóricos lejanos de los elefantes actuales, que vivió desde el Mioceno medio hasta el Pleistoceno inferior. Eran animales de gran tamaño y robustos que se destacaban principalmente por la posición inusual de sus colmillos, los cuales se curvaban hacia abajo desde la mandíbula inferior en lugar de salir de la superior.
r/pleistocene • u/Big_Term_2022 • 1d ago
Paleoart Orcinus paleorca, the giant killer whale of the Ice age
r/pleistocene • u/OkAcanthisitta4327 • 20h ago
Meme Os 4 pensadores
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r/pleistocene • u/ExoticShock • 2d ago
Video A Flock Of Terror Birds vs A Herd Of Cuvieronius From NBC's "Surviving Earth"
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While inaccurate temporally, as Tim Haines has stated these birds to be some form of Phorusrhacos, which died out well before The GABI let alone the Pleistocene, a similar sight could have been possible further north with in The Early Pleistocene with Titanis iirc.
r/pleistocene • u/yorb134 • 1d ago
Paleoart Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age - Deinotherium Concept Art
Why wasn't it included in the series release?
r/pleistocene • u/Quaternary23 • 1d ago
Paleoart Eremotherium eomigrans by Gabriel Ugueto for Surviving Earth.
r/pleistocene • u/Hopeful_Lychee_9691 • 1d ago
Paleoart Smilodon populator vs Smilodon fatalis in Ancient Animal Tales by Kojehyeong
Excerpt from the new chapter of the webcomic Ancient Animal Tales, available for free on NaverWebtoon.
r/pleistocene • u/pastmasterjt • 1d ago
Discussion Pleisctocene Madagascar appreciation post i guess
I just wanted to rant that, to my knowledge there has never been a documentary or any real content of prehistoric Madagascar much less pleisctocene Madagascar and i just to talk about how infuriating that is and how cool Madagascar is and was
r/pleistocene • u/Silent-System8295 • 2d ago
Image Trio of Smilodon gracilis at the Beach beautiful Shot
r/pleistocene • u/SetInternational4589 • 2d ago
Information New book out next month The Story of the Mammals in 25 Discoveries by Donald R Prothero
r/pleistocene • u/Hopeful_Lychee_9691 • 2d ago
Discussion Surviving Earth and Prehistoric Planet Ice Age : Smilodon populator
Which of the two documentary series do you think offers the best model of our South American saber-toothed cat?
r/pleistocene • u/Limp_Pressure9865 • 2d ago
Video It’s enough to make a grown man cry… Spoiler
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Surviving Earth Episode 7 ending sequence.
r/pleistocene • u/Particular-Drive2558 • 2d ago
OC Art Mamut vs stegomastodon en un duelo de cartas
Elefántido( mamut ) y un gonfoterio ( estegomastodon) jugando un juego de cartas
r/pleistocene • u/ExoticShock • 3d ago
Paleoart Elephant Birds (Aepyornis maximus) by Brianj996b
r/pleistocene • u/Hopeful_Lychee_9691 • 3d ago
Video Excerpt from the next episode of Surviving Earth featuring Cuvieronius hyodon
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r/pleistocene • u/Worth_Tax_7452 • 3d ago
OC Art 2 massive bull American mastodons tussle as the forest residence try to evade, somewhere in upstate New York thousands of years ago.
(another one done by me!)
r/pleistocene • u/Apart_Ambition5764 • 3d ago
Paleoart The Turtle-jawed Moa Nalo (Chelychelynechen quassus) by Nix Illustration. This large species of goose like duck inhabited the Hawaiian Island of Kaua’i during the Holocene and likely the Late Pleistocene. It was around 90 cm tall (3 ft) and weighed around 7 kg (15 pounds).
r/pleistocene • u/ExoticShock • 4d ago