Hey Pandas, What Extinct Animals Are You Glad Are No Longer Around? (Closed)

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Every insect and spider that's as big as a house cat or above that size, hell even rabbit sized ones would be too much.

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TotallyNOTAFox

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Jessica SpeLangm 2 months ago

You haven't been to Australia have you? LMAO

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Velociraptors. Imagine encountering one of those critters when you're on a hike!

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Freya the Wanderer

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare 2 months ago

Those were the size of a turkey. Problem was they were pack animals, apparently.

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Terror birds. As big or bigger than a moa, equipped like velociraptors and with a nasty temperament. Think cassowaries but way bigger.

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WordWeaver

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Luke Branwen 2 months ago (edited)

I would LOVE to see a giant murderbirb, though... 👀 Secretary birds are already amazing, and something 10x their size...

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Dinosaurs, because we would be extinct if they were alive.

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grapejuiceboy

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Humans;]

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Student River Basler

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ʁɨɂɥɒ 2 months ago

Humans are extinct ??

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Sabeltooth tigers. I love cats but those would frighten me.

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Danish Susanne

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Saphyre Fyre 2 months ago

Sabertooth

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Mike F 2 months ago

Those too!

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Alex (The Great) 2 months ago

I would die.

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My ex.

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Doozle bug

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Alex (The Great) 2 months ago

Dang wat did they do?

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Several ones:
-The Dunkleosteus, an armored carnivorous fish of the late Devonian period, the size of a bus. Then the short-faced giant bear. A 900 kilograms, 3.4 meters tall carnivore that lived in North America during the Pliostecene that would make a grizzly look like a cub, and finally the titanoboa, a 13 meters long, over a ton in weight snake.
And on the creepy factor, the Arthropleura, a giant, 2 meters long centipede from the Cambrian period. Imagine one of those brushing against your leg.

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Luis Hernandez Dauajare

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Tyrannosaurus Rex. That may seem an obvious answer, but, think about it! T's are closely related to Godzilla, and we all know what a pain in the neck he was.

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Jackie Lulu

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Alex (The Great) 2 months ago

i agreed.

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Pterodactyls. Think about it. You're just casually walking along... And BAM. Swooped up by a flying, meat-hungry freak with a 30 foot wingspan... Nope. No thanks. I'll stay home.

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