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The mammals inhabiting the lands of the Bird Empire, whose geography consists predominantly of deserts, savannas, and sclerophyll forests.
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The mammals inhabiting the lands of the Bird Empire, whose geography consists predominantly of deserts, savannas, and sclerophyll forests.
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Just a perfect batch of bunny relatives! All three of these animals are regarded to be early lagomorphs.
Palaeolagus - Eocene and Oligocene
Gomphos - Eocene
Nuralagus - Pliocene
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Do NOT make a single big chungus joke I am squinting at you
today's daily is: the nuralagus! (nuralagus rex)
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Redrawing my old artwork
Remember Big Chungus? The Bugs Bunny adjacent meme that existed for a hot minute during the early Oligocene? Paleontology Coproliteposting remembers.
Okay, the last one wasn't from Paleontology Coproliteposting, but it's still a dinosaur so I'd argue it counts.
Christmas present for my dad- A drawing of Nuralagus Rex. I based this drawing off of a photo of an Amami rabbit from animalinfo.org.
N. Rex lived on the island of Menorca in the Mediterranean during the Pliocene. Having few or no predators, and being confined to an island, n. Rex grew to be an approximate 12 kg, making it the largest lagomorph. (The order that includes rabbits and hares). N. Rex’s environmental conditions also resulted in a short, stiff spine, making it unable the jump like other members of the order. On top of that, they had limited vision and hearing.