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And each time it gets called Gorgonopsid 😅

You can definitely see a huge jump in accuracy from Primeval to Surviving Earth ☺️

Inostrancevia is an extinct genus of large carnivorous therapsids which lived during the Late Permian in what is now European Russia and Southern Africa. The first-known fossils of this gorgonopsian were discovered in the context of a long series of excavations carried out from 1899 to 1914 in the Northern Dvina, Russia. (Source: Wikipedia)

Just got done watching Surviving Earth Episode 1 - "When the Earth Burned"

I finally found NBC 😊😄

Honestly, I liked it a lot ☺️

I think the animals were well animated and their portrayals were rather accurate, though I fell like the Rival Inostrancevia was a little too focused on that particular family of Gorgons for a little too long, realistically.

The young Inostrancevia was rather adorable ☺️

The part were the Elph was playing dead made me chuckle a little bit 🤣 . I noticed their behavior seems to be inspired by Prairie Dogs, just like in Walking with Monsters (which was also made by Impossible Pictures).

The use of Protopterosaurus, a speculative/fictionalized Pterosaur ancestor, reminds me of the Protomosasaurus from Amazing DinoWorld. Kinda weird they didn't use a real species from that middle Triassic. Personally, I would've skipped the pterosaurs and showcased a descendant of the surviving dicynodont's from the earlier Permian, probably something like Kannemeyeria or Dinodontosaurus.

I like how the Great Dying isn't portrayed as just one big volcanic explosion, but a slow death caused by the release of carbon dioxide and other toxic gasses from the siberian traps (and other volcanos) causing global warming and the destruction of the ozone layer causing extinctions even before the big eruption we all know.

The Elph were by far my favorite animals from this episode, followed by Suminia and then the Dongusuchus.

I like how at the end when talking about The 6th Mass Extinction and modern day Climate Change & Global Warming they don't just say Land/Tree Forests are the only carbon sink, they also mention Sea Grass Meadows (and oceans in general) as well as Peat Bogs.

Overall, i give this a 8.5/10. I highly recommend checking it out. You can find it on NBC and Peacock.

I highly recommend checking out Dino Guy's Review on YouTube. It's definitely more in-depth, especially in terms of the science.

I'm also excited to hear Unnatural History Channel's thoughts on Surviving Earth (assuming he makes a video on it)

Zeus had a great day today ☺️

He went to both Oakland Bark Dog Park & Easterlin Park

While ar Easterlin, Zeus saw some amazing creatures including:

•A White Ibis (Eudocimus albus)

•A White Peacock (Anartia jatrophae) 🦋

•A few Four-spotted Pennants (Brachymesia gravida)

•2 Muscovy Ducks (Cairina moschata domestica) 🦆

•2 Mayan Cichlids (Mayaheros urophthalmus) 🐠

Why They Hate Her:

"The American activist Calla Walsh inspires a virulent hatred from people across the political spectrum - and particularly from a lot of her supposed left wing allies."

Thank You Klein

Praise The Fool 🙏

Just got done watching the first 3 episodes of Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal (I found the first 2 seasons free on Internet Archive)

Fun Fact: Our 2 Leads Spear & Fang are named after Robert E. Howard's first published professional story, the 1928 tale titled "Spear and Fang".

Honestly, it's pretty great so far. It's neat how much story you can tell with such little dialog.

I like the art style, lots of sharp angles and dramatic lighting. The PaleoFauna are stylized but still recognizable as the animals their supposed to be.

I love seeing Spear and Fang's friendship develop, especially in the first 2 episodes.

Zeus and Fang would be great friend, if I'm gonna be honest 😁

The world looks beautiful, dark, and full of infinite potential. No wonder Genndy originally wanted to make season 3 into an Anthology.

I Absolutely Adore how The Mammoths 🦣 are shown preforming a grieving/mourning ritual for their fallen herd member and even have something similar to an Elephant Graveyard.

Saw an adorable Green Iguana (Iguana iguana) 🦎 while taking Zeus out for another walk

Precious little Lizzie ☺️

Saw these adorable House Sparrow's (Passer domesticus) 🐦 Zeus out for a walk minute ago while taking

Precious little dinosaurs. ☺️

I remember seeing these birds a lot in Maryland as well.

Personally, it would make things at least a little more convenient.

Oh, Perchance to Dream.