Woolly Mammoth

'Twas revealed on some STEM lesson plan website, of all places.

Hopefully, Hiddleston doesn't refer to the cats as 'saber-toothed tigers' in the actual series. Regardless, that shot looks absolutely awesome.

Also, episodes confirmed!

Looks to me like Australia for 'New Lands', unless my eyes betray me. That's got to be everyone's favorite pouched lion.

Sometimes, I wonder if we will ever know the skin colors of every extinct animal, not just for theropods, trikes, and the rest of the Saurischians but also for others like Smilodons, Woolly Mammoths(they're depicted to have brown fur, but some said that they may have grey fur as well), sea creatures like Mosasaurus, Tylosaurus, other prehistoric snakes like Titanoboa, Laophis(my beloved), etc.

A lot of YTbers said that a female T-rex's skin color is brown but there's no clear evidence.

There are depictions of Smilodons having spots like leopards and jaguars.

Yeah, this is prolly a lot to take into consideration on what I'm listing but what do you think? Can we at least guess on what skin color some of extinct ones had?

1. Trex vs triceratops

^Legendary asf. A staple in every paleo nerds childhood. Including mine!

2. Trex vs ankylosaurus

^An unstoppable force meets an immovable object. One of the most "unbeatable" prey animals in a fight. Unless...

3. Allosaurus vs Stegosaurus

^This is either ending with a thagomizer to the nutsack (Yes this actually happened to an Allo) or the stegos tiny ah head gets crunched.

4. Velociraptor vs Protoceratops

^A real David vs Goliath moment... relatively speaking of course. Plus, one of the coolest fossils preserved:

5. Megalodon vs Livyatan

^One of the most titanic battles of the depths. Probably blew the minds of any ancestors that were lucky enough to see it.

6. Early humans vs Mammoths

^A sign of our rise as a species. This still happened occasionally tho:

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These are Woolly Mice, a mouse genetically modified with Woolly Mammoth D.N.A. These guys have thick fur coats and high fat metabolisms, which are used to optimize them for cold climates. This creation will help scientists better understand what we need to do, if we want to clone back the Woolly Mammoth.

These guys are my #1 Favorite Genetically Altered Terrestrial Mammal!