It was cold in the Quaternary time period
there was no quarternary period, so make up a climate for your made up time period.
During the Quaternary period, land bridges formed between the continents and the land looked much as it does today. The climate was colder and animals living during the time included the saber-toothed cat and the woolly mammoth.
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Mammoths were going extinct like a lot of other animals. Humans like us were appearing. Not hominids.
During the Quaternary Period, animals such as mammoths, sabertooth cats, woolly rhinoceros, giant ground sloths, and early humans roamed the Earth. The Quaternary Period also saw the rise of modern mammal species like elephants, bears, and wolves.
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The Quaternary is the most recent geological time period, which started 1.67 to 2.4 million years ago depending on the area studied. The Quaternary is part of the Cenozoic ("new life") Era, along with the Tertiary Period. The Quaternary Period includes recent time (the last 11,000 years ago, since the last ice age) which is called the Holocene and the Pleistocene Epoch. There is currently much debate as to how long the Quaternary period is. There are considerations into re-classifying the Quaternary as it is "technically" too short to be considered a geological age. But this is a matter of much conjecture at the moment.
Travelers might be interested in visiting locations with impressive examples of quaternary geology, such as glaciers, moraines, and fossil sites. They may also enjoy exploring areas that showcase the impact of quaternary climate change, such as ice age landscapes or remnants of ancient lakes and rivers. Additionally, visiting national parks or natural reserves that preserve quaternary ecosystems and species would offer insights into the period's biodiversity.
During the devonian time period most of land was under water.
The plant life in the quaternary period is basically the exact same plants we have now. Some plants might have changed because of climate change and time but, they are still similar. Contrary to what some people say, the quaternary period is not just the time of the ice age. The quaternary period is the entire time since homosapiens first appeared. Plants in the ice age were hardy and survived harsh enviroments. However, there were still some areas not as cold where plants thrived.