Worst Prehistoric Animals
For creatures we are not the fan of or could impact modern species. Feel free to add any prehistoric creatures that you disliked and/or the creatures that would have an impact in today's world, it has to be a real prehistoric creature (like Carnotaurus, etc, not fictional ones like goku and such).
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Saltasaurus
Worst because the hatchlings make annoying sounds similar to bear cubs, and the real Saltasaurus hatchlings might have sound like bear cubs.
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Megalodon
The megalodon, an extinct species of shark, lived until about 1.5 million years ago. It reached lengths of up to 59 feet (18 meters), making it much larger than today's great white shark.
Megalodon had more than 250 large, razor-sharp teeth, and its massive jaws could easily swallow a human. Fossils... read more
It is just an oversized shark, nothing is unique about this Cenozoic fish.
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Carnotaurus
Carnotaurus, meaning "meat-eating bull" in Latin, is a genus of abelisaurid theropod dinosaur that lived in what is now South America about 70 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. It is known for its distinctive horns above the eyes and extremely reduced forelimbs. Carnotaurus was one... read more
Why does it look like a devil from fiction? I don't know why.
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American Lion
It is just a lion only living in the Americas.
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Ichthyornis
It would be really annoying if alive today especially if they steal food like seagulls.
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Giant Vampire Bat
This extinct gigantic Ice Age vampire bat would cause problems in today's world if they drank blood out of domestic livestock and if they spread modern diseases like rabies.
I didn't knew that this existed
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Giant Cheetah
It is just an oversized lion-sized cheetah.
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Argentavis
It's just an oversized version of today's condors and vultures, I mean, what's so exciting about basically just oversized versions of today's animals?
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Megalania
It is just a large monitor lizard.
Megalania is still alive, a small surviving population of Megalania are still active in Australia
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Cretoxyrhina
It is just a Mesozoic counterpart of modern great white sharks. What's so exciting about that?
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Irritator
