prehistoric creatures is a term given to any kingdom which lived before the evolution of man. most commonally associated with extinct kingdoms. but many prehistoric creatures have either died out or have evolved into the peak of its existence.
e.g tyrannosaurs Rex. or crocodilian.
to many to specify.
Mammoth Smilodon Liopleurodon Doedicurus Glyptodon Sivatherium Chalicotherium Globidens Longisquama Diatryma Platybelodon Megatherium Brontotherium Elasmotherium Uintatherium Arsinoitherium Metriorhynchus Andrewsarchus Entelodon Hyeanodon Macrauchenia Thylacoleo Deinotherium Toxodon Diprotodon Synthetoceras Astrapotherium Hayoceras Ilingoceras Borophagus Amphicyon Dinofelis Ampelomeryx Megaloceros Titanoides Arctodus Desmostylus Agriotherium Thalassicitis Hemicyon Mesonyx Trigodon Pelorovis Pyrotherium Eucladoceras Homalodotherium Ankalagon Hyainailouros Sarkastodon Oxhyeana Patriofelis Palorchestes Zygomaturus Prolibytherium Giraffokeryx Metamynodon Teleoceras Trigonias Beneratherium Aceratherium Scarrittia Coryphodon Adinotherium Nototherium Cranioceras Aepycamelus Ramoceras Scapanorhynchus Paracosoryx Hoplitomeryx Hexameryx Climacoceras Shansitherium Percrocuta Ekaltadeta Chasmaporthetes Temnocyon Ischyrocyon Cynodictis Daphoenodon Brachycyon Machaeroides Thylacinus Tritemnodon Anthracotherium Brachyodus Candiacervus Samotherium Bramatherium Helladotherium Chilotherium Menoceras Metailurus Ancylotherium Borhyeana Chapalmalania Osteoborus Aurochs Euceratherium Cervalces Palaeotherium Moropus Kubanochoerus Nyanzachoerus Paleoparadoxia Behemotops Kvabebihyrax Tsaidamotherium Brachycrus Merycoidodon Cadurcodon Ophthalmosaurus Helicoprion Neohelos Procoptodon Glossotherium Nothrotherium Megalonyx Nesodon Trigonostylops Leontinia Notohippus Rhynchippus Trogosus Barylambda Nimravus Hoplophoneus Scelidotherium Gobitherium Megalictis Aelurodon Triisodon Thylacosmilus Barbourofelis Peltophilus Juxia Peloneustes Mylodon Gomphotherium Coelodonta Synoplotherium Harpagolestes Bouromeryx Hulitherium Stylinodon Kolponomos Heinous Dukecynus Gigantopithecus Epicyon Archaeoindris Megalotragus Phorusrachus Thrinaxodon Cynognathus Platecarpus Meiolania Quinkana Pristicampsis Megalania Bullockornis Paraceratherium Kyptoceras Paleomastodon Orthoceras Phiomia Quagga Argentavis Placochelys Cretoxyrhuna Ammonite Henodus Protostega Phenacodus Hyracotherium Smilodectes Baptornis Acanthostega Hylonomus Metacheiromys
Mammoth Smilodon Liopleurodon Doedicurus Glyptodon Sivatherium Chalicotherium Globidens Longisquama Diatryma Platybelodon Megatherium Brontotherium Elasmotherium Uintatherium Arsinoitherium Metriorhynchus Andrewsarchus Entelodon Hyeanodon Macrauchenia Thylacoleo Deinotherium Toxodon Diprotodon Synthetoceras Astrapotherium Hayoceras Ilingoceras Borophagus Amphicyon Dinofelis Ampelomeryx Megaloceros Titanoides Arctodus Desmostylus Agriotherium Thalassicitis Hemicyon Mesonyx Trigodon Pelorovis Pyrotherium Eucladoceras Homalodotherium Ankalagon Hyainailouros Sarkastodon Oxhyeana Patriofelis Palorchestes Zygomaturus Prolibytherium Giraffokeryx Scelidotherium Euceratherium Metamynodon Teleoceras Trigonias Beneratherium Aceratherium Scarrittia Coryphodon Adinotherium Nototherium Cranioceras Aepycamelus Ramoceras Scapanorhynchus Paracosoryx Hoplitomeryx Hexameryx Climacoceras Shansitherium Percrocuta Ekaltadeta Chasmaporthetes Temnocyon Ischyrocyon Cynodictis Daphoenodon Brachycyon Machaeroides Thylacinus Tritemnodon Anthracotherium Brachyodus Candiacervus Samotherium Bramatherium Helladotherium Chilotherium Menoceras Metailurus Ancylotherium Borhyeana Chapalmalania Osteoborus Aurochs Cervalces Palaeotherium Moropus Kubanochoerus Nyanzachoerus Paleoparadoxia Behemotops Kvabebihyrax Tsaidamotherium Brachycrus Merycoidodon Cadurcodon Ophthalmosaurus Helicoprion Neohelos Procoptodon Glossotherium Nothrotherium Megalonyx Nesodon Trigonostylops Leontinia Notohippus Rhynchippus Trogosus Barylambda Nimravus Hoplophoneus Scelidotherium Gobitherium Megalictis Aelurodon Triisodon Thylacosmilus Barbourofelis Peltophilus Juxia Peloneustes Mylodon Gomphotherium Coelodonta Synoplotherium Harpagolestes Bouromeryx Hulitherium Stylinodon Kolponomos Heinous Dukecynus Gigantopithecus Epicyon Archaeoindris Megalotragus Phorusrachus Thrinaxodon Cynognathus Platecarpus Meiolania Quinkana Pristicampsis Megalania Bullockornis Paraceratherium Kyptoceras Paleomastodon Orthoceras Phiomia Quagga Argentavis Placochelys Cretoxyrhuna Ammonite Henodus Protostega Phenacodus Hyracotherium Smilodectes Baptornis Acanthostega Hylonomus Metacheiromys
No, there are no more prehistoric animals alive on earth. All animals alive today are decendents of prehistoric animals.
Many prehistoric animals and dinosaurs have been discovered in South Carolina. These include prehistoric crocodiles, prehistoric whales, and prehistoric fish.
yes, some bears are prehistoric.
griffins are not real animals so please do not put it in prehistoric list and i would asume they hunt alone
None did. This sort of communication is an evolution of the prehistoric animals that are the ancestors of those who CAN echo.
dinosaurs
Jungle of Prehistoric Animals - 1924 was released on: USA: 28 March 1924
Giant sloths and early humans lived in prehistoric Georgia.
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a paleontologist
stegodon
Some of the most notable prehistoric animals that lived in Canada were the Dinosaurs. Other creatures included Sloths and Mammoths.