[ SECRET POST #2950 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2950 ⌋

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Comments

Re: All the extinct varieties of sloth were monsters

[diet_poison]

Man, ancient South American megafauna is super cool.

Like you know how big fruits like mangoes have huge pits that modern animals can't really practically spread? In a class I learned it was theorized that they're like that because mega mammals were big enough to eat those things whole and then shit the big seeds out.

I think it's kinda sad that they're not really around anymore :(

Re: All the extinct varieties of sloth were monsters

[(Anonymous)]

That is so cool!

Re: All the extinct varieties of sloth were monsters

[tasogare_n_hime]

I think I saw an article about the fruit thing. I love reading about all kinds of megafauna. I watched a documentary on netflix about titanoboa, and just seeing the size difference in the spine bones of titanoboa, and the largest snakes currently alive is jaw dropping.