All posts by Vadim Zlokazov

Cephalaspis was shown to be merely an analogue of salmon. I vote for Deinosuchus.

Both appeared later than the authors of the series claim (first trilobites evolved ~521 Ma and this event is suggested as the beginning of the Series 2 epoch instead of the Terreneuvian; Apidium evolved in Oligocene), but the monkey had a little more interesting scenes, so I vote for Apidium.

I vote for Propalaeotherium because Tylosaurus appeared too rarely.

Irritator.

If there was a comparison with Liopleurodon or megalodon, I would think about it. But here I vote for Dunkleosteus.

Megaraptor vs Baryonyx

The head and forelimbs are drawn especially well👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Paleozoic (especially Ordovician) is very underrated...

I would like to see a park like this.

But Placerias, in my opinion, is too slim😁

Wow! Permian and Triassic animals are awesome!

Is it raining or is this guy shedding?😄

Meganeura was amazing! Iguanodon is also nice, but I vote for the large and beautiful insect.

Giganotosaurus. Don't try to convince me.

☝🏻Cameroceras and Brontoscorpio did not live in the Silurian. You probably know this, but I had to say it.

There is no such epoch. You probably mean Lopingian, the last epoch of the Permian and the whole Paleozoic. Well, if I have to describe it in one sentence, then... Happy 7.5 million years between the Capitanian and P-T mass extinctions.

Small avian theropods survived, so I'm sure they would. Moreover, there is an assumption that parrots already existed in the Late Cretaceous.

It was a difficult choice. I love turtles, but voted for horseshoe crab. I didn't know anything about them before watching Cruel Sea, and when I saw them in WWD, I was surprised that something like this still exists.