In this thread we post recently extinct cool animals

So people can't post legionaries because it's /k/ related?

I had the exact same bird as my pet.
RIP

too tasty
gotta get that cranial capacity up

not likely tbqh
their historical range doesn't cover that much of the extant wilderness

The auroch did nothin wrong you euro faggots!

Why'd they have to die, Veeky Forums?

>you will never ride an elk into battle

>Learn about Greek bull leaping
>They would literally grab the creator on the left by the horns and leap it
>This was fun for them

Probably climate change. There's next to no direct evidence of hunting cf. North America. The climactic picture will get more filled out over the next decade so we will know more soon, but even Tim Flannery who is a bit out of touch is shying away from the "blitzkrieg" hypothesis going by a recent talk of his.

The peaceful and wise Aborigines, who lived in harmony with nature and had a great and respectable civilisation ate all of them.

I used this photo for my DnD game. Convinced my DM that my Elf druid is ancient and instead of elk and bear I got Irish Elk and Cave Bear for my wild shape forms.

I frequently let our barbarian ride the Elk into battle as I bleat with rage.

scored a critical hit with antler attack and ripped an enemy's head off...was neat

Depends if they're trying to have sex with their weapons.

Dinosaurs were pretty cool, they were scarce after the Flood but went totally extinct around the middle ages when they were hunted to death.

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>The flood happened

To this day I still like to think all these flood comments are made by a single dedicated troll.

You're not alone. I have seen trolls that dedicated before. I would not be surprised if it was just one guy.

0/10
Here's your reply.

How forced meme take off. Force a meme long enough and there's enough newfags that think it's part of the landscape and a real meme, so they parrot it.

It's sad that there were lions and shit in Europe even as late as the Hellenistic period.

This one is called 'Swede'

It would be really sad if most species din't last for more than a couple of centuries.

I meant it lasted up until after.
It's crazy to think these ridable birds died off.

Sire, that was savage

>recently extinct cool animals

RIP white men

epic poast xd

The timing lines up, that's practically it.

>You were born too late to see megafauna before humans wiped them out

low quality /pol/ bait

We are not quite done with the rhinos, elephants, lions and tigers.

>Wasn't wooly mammoths extant in Russia until a few centuries ago
On Wrangel Island up to about 2000 ya

/thread...

...but not in a good way

giant armadillo, last one was seen in the 1930s
there could be a few still around

What? Isn't there a zoo in South America dedicated to preserving these things?

more like why haven't we just cloned a new one from any left over dna samples.

they are... ummm... preserved as music

Minoan and mycenaen, not Greek.

youtube.com/watch?v=nDRY0CmcYNU

this is the last known recording/sighting of the Hawaiian Kauai 'O'o

it's a male calling out for a female mate, receiving no response in return.

there have been so many species of Hawaiian birds that have gone extinct due to disease/habitat loss/storms. it's really a shame.

>quite possibly the most numerous bird in North American history
>one of the smartest avians on the planet
>at its height, numbered in the billions
>a flock of them could momentarily block out the sun
>were hunted to extinction because farmers hated them and city folk loved the taste of them
>last one died in captivity alone in 1914

lmao butthurt

wtf is with these super-ostriches?

were they all wiped out by Lemurian Aborigines in the Hyper-Emu War?

As opposed to 33% post hoc gossip about historical figures, 33% questions that are easily answerable via Google, and 33% shit that can just as easily belong on Veeky Forums?

Veeky Forums was always a fucking worthless board that fulfilled an odd and nondescript niche.

hmm...sad i guess

The Hunter is a great film.

> youtube.com/watch?v=etPm3XNhjHs

>You will never eat them.

;__;

>last of his kind
>eternally calling out to a mate that will never come

bump

Literally no difference between anyone on Veeky Forums and them.

>burnt the country to the ground because they cannot into farming

ftfy

>your well considered replies that are at least based on something approaching current literature will forever be ignored because "fuck le abbos bunnings snags ayy m8 lmao" memeshitters.

bump

How was that thing even real

Legit Hannibal would have trampled Rome if he had these babies, instead of the cucked elephants.

They would have lasted through the Alps, thats for sure.

Literally what the fuck was that giant thing?

hey at least they're pseudo bringing them back

Higher-than-average-oxygen levels

I can imagine every single animal in that picture going
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
in a childrens soundbook

It did. There are plenty of evidence from cultural folktales around regions that depict a worldy flood, not a local one.

the name is written right on it you mook

They're coming back baby

I meant the hell type of animal is that thing.

>this thing was hunted to extinction within 27 years of being discovered
:/

>"Hyeee.."

>every culture in the world has a flood story despite the geological barriers
>modern armchair geologists call the great deluge a meme

giant armadillos exist considering theres a lot of photography proving so

top kek

Such a circle jerk over this clip and almost no one bothered watching the whole movie. It talks a lot about birds, especially finches that die out and how things like cities and cold weather will kill them. I also has a ton about bird watchers and falcons. I belive in this moment they talk about all the preserved sounds of evey bird in cornell

>be grogbog, tribal storyteller
>"ok lads, once there was a flood, but, like, REALLY big
>1000 years later some /x/tard tier protto uses this as evidence for their autistic reading of biblical history

>tfw these goofy fuckers could die within your lifetime

Megafauna are making a huge comeback in North America.

>died the year I was born

feels bad man

>watching the whole movie

what movie?

>The horn of the saiga antelope is used in traditional Chinese medicine
>Saiga horn's value is equal to rhinoceros horn

I wonder how many species have been driven to extinction because of archaic eastern medicine practices?

Yesterday some poachers actually broke into a french zoo, shot an endangered rhino dead, and took its horn.

>soon

It was a discovery channel documentary called racing extinction about someone who photographs stuff before it dies

It's actually the lack of humans as a mega predator. Nothing that big can exist with humans literally out competing any time of huge predator.

Shoving a sword pommel up your ass is the most Veeky Forums thing ever, though.

>Ancient crazy babbling is more evidence than hard science that says other wise

I seriously hate the chinese.
Their BS spiritualism has caused the extinction of so many animals, it's crazy.
Not only that but since the west doesn't have the guts to put any pressure on China they are by far the worlds biggest source of pollution and CO2.

>we will never see an Argentavis sailing through the skies

Science says there was a global flood.

Look up the Hydroplate theory. All of the world´s geological formations can be explained with a flood. Grand Canyon was formed in under 24 hours, not millions of years according to the evolutionist mythology.

KEK

Or we could ascertain that the majority of humans are faggots who want to be the 'suuuper special" of all they behold.

Argumentum against idol worship: Most humans are faggots.

Most people have no idea of humility in respect to their universal models. The funny part is the geological theories are full of humility exceeding that of a traditional monotheistic God.

it's sad how many animals went extinct from 1900-1999 alone, or even 2000-2009

any more movies like this?

they still do this in Spain

The Moa never went extinct, it just evolved.

But user, they were niggers (well not really, but they have a quarter black genes and three-quarters proto-Asian genes). Besides, Africans ate some of the cooler animals too.

But that's the thing. Their brains shrunk after 20,000 BC/BCE. Modern Europeans and Cro-Mags are like Modern Africans and Modern Europeans when it comes to brain size.