Thread 81794837

at least he's got a cool theme song
https://youtu.be/pmf-NqEZ7tY?si=sXlKF3mjTG3iHwv-

i hope you get b>>>/an/ned for this post

>>81794837 (OP)
did big niggaz like that evolve into birds? or was it just smaller ones

>>81794837 (OP)
Dinoposting on my misogyny board??
>>81796035
These guys were flying reptiles they just went extinct. The small, feathered dinosaurs evolved into birds

>>81796095
I didn't expect to grow up to be him

>>81794940
Love this theme. Really drives home how he's living on borrowed time. He was a Chad in his heyday though

>>81796095
I fucking love paleontology. It's so crazy how actually fucking dead the planet is compared to what it was

>>81796391
Always remember that shit like mammoths and giant sloths and megalania are modern species that we drove to extinction not even a few thousand years ago.

>>81796427
I think about it every day homeboy

>>81796521
kinda fucked up how big sequoia are

>>81796391
dinobros rise up. I love paleontology so much. The lack of biodiversity rn compared to historically is insane.
>>81796427
RIP megalania never forget </3

>>81796548
Kinda fucked up someone can look at it and think about killing it

>has sex
>dies as well

In the end, it's the same.

>>81796381
One theme is urgent, the other is somber. One reflects the drive to live, the other reflects the acceptance of death.
https://youtu.be/aIfI1Al1jFQ?si=NBgtidHExRgoCXLI
By far my favorite "walking with" episode, period. Picunrel.

>>81794837 (OP)
He had sex tho. At least he did during his life. He just didnt get to smash one last time as an old boomer.

>>81796427
Eventually there will be no wilderness felt, and megashitters will be extinct.

i wonder how animals deal with rejection, like they just go full rape? how the fuck does that work?

>>81796427
There was also scary shit like the pelagornis

>>81797086
>pelagornis
how was that fucking seagull scary nigga?

>>81797086
Pelagornis lived from the oligocene to about a million years ago so we never met em, now aiolornis (a giant teratorn) lived up until humans drove them to extinction a couple thousand years ago.

>>81797115
argentavis was the scary one. It was basically a vulture the size of an airplane

>>81797065
see incelephant

>>81797115
You ever met a seagull?