Of the five people on &Totse who are actually interesting in this shit, this is your thread....

I like prehistoric animals, this includes dinosaurs right?? Well, i liekd them like 6 years ago, havent paid much attention to my deceased comrades lately. So do we name our favourites Min would ahve to be... The Wooly mammoth roar hehehe

There is much more to prehistoric animals than the ones dominating the Mesozoic Era. There's the whole pre-Triassic, and before that the whole Pre-Cambrian era where the most basics of life-forms dominated the planet.

Dinosaurs are pretty nifty though. There's the five animal kingdoms of today, the fish, the reptiles, the birds, the mammals, and the amphibians. Dinosaurs can also be given their own animal kingdom. Over time, they gradually changed into birds though. Since the evidence of dinosaurs were birds' ancestors, it can be logically concluded that dinosaurs were warm-blooded, but the lot of you should know that (I hope).

Quite interesting animals.

The bird theory came around late 80's early 90's if I remember my sources correct.

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I wish woolly mammoths and woolly rhinoceroses still lived in cold climates. Hell of a lot more interesting than caribou, polar bears, and seals.

Sabertooth tiger ftw.

Personally I would like to see the giant sloth make a return... I want to ride one damnit!

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^^^You wouldn't exactly be feeling the wind through your hair though.

Now what I want to have is a Diprotodon - It's pretty much like a giant wombat! Imagine riding one of those down the street. How awesome would that be?

http://www.lostkingdoms.com/images/facts/diprotodon.jpg

Biggest marsupial ever found, too.

Most definitely, those things were like 30-50 feet tall.

I'd name mine bill.

heres another one from that website, a kangaroo 2-3m tall. Fuck that would be a fucked up ride
http://www.lostkingdoms.com/snapshot..._marsupial.htm

can i order the shitty beef?