Question Of The Day - Tuesday, May 15

[cassiopea]

Greetings everyone!


Now we all know that the loss of a species can be a very tragic and sad thing, especially in our own modern world, but there are times and instances where such a loss might kinda sorta be a positive occurance for many reasons....particularly from the prehistoric world.



What extinct creature are you glad doesn't exist anymore?


Titanoboa. #thanksbutnothanks

 

[Katie M]

Basically any prehistoric arachnid. They used to be bigger due to increased oxygen levels-MUCH bigger

 

[Willowy]

Argentavis magnificens
Argentavis - Wikipedia

They say it was probably a scavenger, but what if it wasn't? You could most likely see a snake that size coming, but I can't imagine anything more terrifying than having a predatory bird with an 18-foot wingspan swooping down on you. . .

 

[kashmir64]

Arthropleura. I don't like centipedes or millipedes so a 17' one would be .. bad.

 

[nansiludie]

Any insects or bugs.

 

[DreamerRose]

I'd go for the raptor dinosaurs.

One I wish we had back is the Carolina parakeet.

 

[muffy]

I would have to say dinosaurs.

 

[Kitty Mommy]

Megalodon

 

[denice]

T-Rex

 

[micknsnicks2mom]

yup, i'm definitely glad that all of the extinct creatures mentioned are extinct.

 

[aliceneko]

Probably all types of dinosaurs!