Well first you have to understand that there were many time spans throughout the existence of Earth. She has changed dramatically; from deserts to tropics to ice ages. There is no real basis for scenery in prehistoric times other than it was changing quite rapidly. Shallows seas shrunk to grassy plains, tropical forests reduced to deserts, and mountains grew high. But if you're wondering what life was like for the most part in prehistoric times was that it was warmer than now and more of what most places like the tropics today would look like. Places like Canada and the United States long ago were much much warmer and looked more tropic. For a while the United States and Canada was split from east to west due to a shallow sea that covered most of eastern North America. For a long time, these tropics changed alot, due to ice ages forming throughout different time periods. So really the bottom line is that the world was much MUCH more warm and tropical. It was probably like spending a day in the Caribbean millions of years ago in Canada and the United States. Being in a tropical jungle with the warm air above. Nice! But also keep in mind that there were alot of creatures unfamiliar to most modern people that were probably dangerous....plants too that would probably look beautiful to the naked eye but dangerous up close.
a heck of a lot colder that's what!
there were lots more ice formations, along with hairy elephant things called mammoths.
Icy.
It is now known what North America look like 100 million years from now.
100 million years ago the continents were starting to take on their modern shapes. In this time dinosaurs were the dominant land animals and forests were widespread, with some even existing in Antarctica. There were no ice caps at the poles.
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Pretty much the same as now, but a colony or two. The real questions are what did it look like 100 million years ago and what will it look like in a thousand years.~Dylan
In 100 million years, Saturn's rings will completely disappear.
100 Million years
-Greece was 10 million 100 years ago , now 10 million again -Turkey was 10 million 100 years ago (Antolia and istanbul not ottoman empire) now 78 million
100 million years ago forests were dominated mostly by conifers. Flowering plants were a relatively new development at the time and were fairly primitive. There was no grass.
The Earth's surface looks different now than it did 100 million years ago due to processes like erosion, tectonic plate movements, volcanic activity, and the impact of ice ages. These processes have shaped the landscape, creating mountains, valleys, and new land formations over millions of years.
Arthropods have had more time to co-evolve with land plants than other vertebrates.
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