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🦖 👉 @planetdinosaurs @prehistoricgiants
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#tyrannosaurusrex #footballtiktok #soccer #ronaldo

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🦖⚽ REXY IS UNSTOPPABLE! 🍉😂

Spinosaurus and Indominus Rex tried everything to steal Rexy’s watermelon… but NOTHING could stop her from scoring! ⚽🔥🏆

Who knew a T. rex had football skills like that? 😂🦖

🍉 Rate Rexy’s goal from 1–10! 👇

#FayzoAI #Rexy #TRex #JurassicWorld #JurassicPark

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HOW TODAY’S ANIMALS LOOKED MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO | Part 2

1). The modern Fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox) VS The extinct Barbourofelis (Barbourofelis friki)
2). The modern northern hairy nosed wombat (Lasiorhinus krefftii) VS The extinct Diprotodon (Diprotodon opatum)
3). The modern spectacled bear (Tremarctos ornatus) VS The extinct Pleistocene
South American short-faced bear (Arctotherium angustidens)
4). The modern African bush elephant
(Loxodonta africana) VS The extinct Asian straight-tusked elephant (Palaeoloxodon namadicus)
5). The modern Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth (Choloepus didactylus) VS The extinct ground sloth
(Megatherium americanum)

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The life-sized Spinosaurus statue at the Odaiba Dinosaur Expo in Japan is a highly detailed, 15-meter-long reconstruction showcasing modern scientific understanding, including its semi-aquatic features like a crocodile-like snout and large tail. While featuring an animatronic head with realistic movement, its body was inflatable, allowing for an incredibly vivid and immersive, if somewhat unconventional, display.

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#Spinosaurus #Dinosaurs #Dinosaur #PrehistoricAnimals #JurassicPark

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DINOSAURS OF THE WILD WEST is officially on our office ‘wall of fame’ 🙌

“No studio or network got us here — YOU DID! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

The frontier exists because you decided it should.

Now let’s see how BIG we can make it.”

We have 20 HOURS LEFT of our 30 day @kickstarter campaign, and every dollar from here on in UNLOCKS MORE.

The BLU-RAY “add on” is now available, as well as the —

💥 VIP SCREENINGS

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💥 “DESIGN A DINOSAUR” TO APPEAR IN THE SERIES

Pledge now. Get excited. Gear up!

This is gonna be one WILD ride.

#kickstarter LINK IN BIO

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Prehistoric Planet Season 2 / May 22, 2023, taking viewers back to 66 million years ago to showcase the dinosaurs and other creatures of Earth’s ancient past using computer-generated imagery based on current paleontological research. Narrated by David Attenborough and produced with the BBC Natural History Unit, the second season features new dinosaurs, habitats, and scientific discoveries.

Credit to: BBC & Prehistoric Planet Documentary

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#Documentary #Dinosaur #Dinosaurs #paleontology #fossil

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A giant freshwater stingray was recently filmed by drone in a tributary of the Araguaia River in Brazil, astonishing local residents, fishermen, and viewers online with its remarkable size.

The stingray was seen swimming just beneath the water’s surface and appeared to be comparable in size to a nearby fishing boat. Although drone perspective can exaggerate an animal’s apparent size, the footage highlights the extraordinary dimensions that South America’s freshwater stingrays can achieve.

Tributaries are rivers and streams that flow into a larger river, increasing its water volume and supporting its ecosystem. The Araguaia River basin is one of central Brazil’s most important freshwater systems and is home to an exceptional diversity of aquatic life, including hundreds of fish species, freshwater turtles, and several species of freshwater stingrays.

The sighting serves as a reminder of the remarkable biodiversity of the Araguaia basin and the importance of protecting its rivers and tributaries, which provide essential habitat for some of South America’s most extraordinary freshwater wildlife.

#FreshwaterStingray #Stingray #RiverMonster #Brazil #Araguaia

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FULL TRAILER, EXCLUSIVE REWARDS and MORE only on KICKSTARTER👇

“This is an opportunity for DINOSAUR enthusiasts, PRIMITIVE WAR fans and CINEMA buffs to be a part of the production process and create something the world has never seen.” — Director @lukesparke

Endless possibilities.
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Inspired by the epic artwork of @shaunmichaelkeenan , this is your chance to become part of the story.

More details and exclusive limited edition rewards drop on Kickstarter JULY 7, 2026.

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The Meg 2 brings the terrifying idea of encountering the extinct megalodon, one of the largest sharks to ever exist. This giant marine predator lived millions of years after the dinosaurs disappeared, meaning it never shared the oceans with creatures like Tyrannosaurus rex.

While the movie is science fiction, it captures the fascination of prehistoric life – combining extinct predators, deep-sea exploration, and the mystery of Earth’s ancient past.

🦈 Megalodon vs Dinosaurs? A fantasy.
🌎 Prehistoric giants? A reality.

#dinosaur #dinosaurs #jurassicpark #jurassicworld #meg2

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Few birds provide such a striking glimpse into their prehistoric ancestry as the Red-legged Seriema. Native to South America, this remarkable predator belongs to a lineage closely related to the extinct Phorusrhacids, commonly known as “terror birds”– large, flightless predators that once dominated South American ecosystems.

Standing around 75–90 cm (30–35 inches) tall as adults, seriemas can sprint at speeds of up to 25 km/h (15 mph). Unlike most birds, they are active hunters that feed on insects, lizards, snakes, small mammals, and other prey. Their powerful legs and sharp claws are well suited for capturing and subduing animals.

Watching one stop directly in front of me and casually display its impressive claw was an unforgettable reminder that modern birds are the last surviving descendants of theropod dinosaurs. Moments like this make the connection between today’s wildlife and the prehistoric world feel incredibly real.

Credit to: @tcnaturepics

#nature #bird #birds #birdsofinstagram #dinosaur

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The Dinosaurs (2026) distinguishes itself by combining cinematic storytelling with current paleontological knowledge, bringing prehistoric ecosystems to life in a visually immersive way. Rather than presenting dinosaurs as distant subjects from a textbook, the series recreates ancient environments, animal behaviors, and survival challenges with remarkable realism. Through large-scale visuals, documentary-style narration, and evidence-based interpretations, it offers viewers a compelling glimpse into Earth’s distant past-making the experience feel less like a lesson and more like a journey into a lost world.

#Dinosaurs #TheDinosaurs2026 #Paleontology #PrehistoricLife #DinosaurDocumentary

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Prehistoric Planet Ice Age: Thylacoleo Hunting Procoptodon

Thylacoleo, or the “marsupial lion,” was Australia’s largest carnivorous mammal, an extinct marsupial that lived until about 40,000 years ago, related to koalas and wombats but with a powerful build and unique teeth for slicing prey. It had an incredibly strong bite, a retractable thumb claw, and likely climbed trees to ambush large herbivores, using its powerful jaws and shearing teeth to kill prey much larger than itself. Its extinction is linked to the decline of its food sources and the arrival of humans.

Procoptodon was an extinct genus of giant, short-faced kangaroos (sthenurines) that lived in Australia during the Pleistocene epoch, known for its large size, short face, and unique, hoof-like single-toed foot, which likely allowed for powerful, fast movement despite its bulk. These herbivores browsed on trees and shrubs, coexisting with early humans before going extinct around 45,000 to 18,000 years ago, possibly due to climate change or human hunting.

Credit to: Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age & Apple Tv
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