ExtinctZoo

ExtinctZoo examines the evolutionary milestones that allowed plants to conquer the land, from early symbiotic relationships with fungi to the development of vascular systems, roots, and seeds. This exploration highlights the diverse adaptations that enabled flora to survive extinction events and become the dominant life forms on Earth today.

Wake up, its time to meet the largest animals to ever evolve!

ExtinctZoo explores the Kem Kem Group in Morocco, a geological formation from the late Cretaceous period. This river delta ecosystem supported an intense concentration of giant theropods, massive crocodilians, and colossal fish, creating a uniquely competitive environment where nearly every species was adapted to be a formidable predator.

Maybe Cheetahs will get a kick out of living in Australia...and I mean that literally.

Carcinization is so 2025, say hello to Serpentization, the phenomenon in which non-snake animals keep turning into danger noodles.