Volcanic Dawn: The Complete Series- A Megathread I: The Garden of Pangaea

The Late Triassic period, 205 million years ago. A typical scene in what will become Southern Germany. Flocks of Eudimorphodon (early pterosaurs) soar over vast conifer forests, patrolling the waterways for food. (1/3)

XX: The Once and Future Kings

+50 Million Years

Western North America, 150 million years ago. The Late Jurassic period.

It's the beginning of the wet season, and the great meadows and floodplains are brimming with life. (1/6) Great forests of conifers and cycads cover the land, providing a bountiful source of food for a wide variety of animals, especially dinosaurs. It's here where the titans of the Jurassic roam. For this is the kingdom the giant sauropods, the largest land animals ever... (2/6)

The Dying Time: The Complete Series- A Megathread I: Paradise (To Be) Lost

South Africa, 252.1 million years ago. A typical afternoon in the Late Permian of southern Pangaea. Near the banks of a wide river, a pair of Arctognathus (small gorgonopsians) feast on the carcass of a young Pareiasaurus (armored parareptile). (1/2)