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In the primordial tapestry of Earth's history, a staggering 66 million years ago, colossal reptilian behemoths reigned supreme, their majestic forms casting shadows across the landscape. Today, all that remains of their once-mighty dominion are skeletal echoes of a bygone era. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the annals of time as we unveil the extraordinary lives of these ancient giants.

Peer into the boundless skies and trace the graceful flight paths of the Pterosaurs, winged wonders that soared with a majestic elegance unmatched by any contemporary creature. Glide alongside these airborne monarchs as they ruled the heavens, their vast wingspans painting celestial strokes against the ancient canvas.

Dive into the depths of prehistoric oceans, where the Mosasaurs, formidable marine titans, carved liquid trails with their streamlined bodies. Immerse yourself in the mysteries of the underwater realm, where these aquatic leviathans held sway, masters of a domain that witnessed the eons unfold.

Take a step onto the hallowed ground where the legendary Dinosaurs once walked. These revered land-dwellers, the architects of a lost world, captivate our imagination as we traverse landscapes teeming with life and colossal footsteps echoing through time.

Dear reader, be our companion on a transcendent odyssey through the eons, exploring the marvels of a planet shaped over 4.477 billion years. Welcome to the vivid tapestry of a Prehistoric World, where each page unveils the incredible stories of Earth's ancient inhabitants, woven into the very fabric of our planet's history.

A Prehistoric World

So, I have decided to write a poll as of Dec 27, 5:44 PM.

This poll will directly influence A Prehistoric World, so choose what you really want to see!

Allosaurus: One of my personal favorites.

Ammosaurus: It has the word 'ammo' in it.

Aragosaurus: Big herbivorous dino, similar to the Brachiosaurus.

Avimimus: Small omnivore dude. Looks like a dinosaur parrot.

Forests: Large groupings of trees. What else do you want me to say?

Taigas: Large groupings of cold trees.

Plains: Flat grass place. Throw a stick and have your Dilophosaurus fetch it.

Swamps: Not clean water with trees.

Deserts: Giant beaches with no water.

Home Alone: Keep the animal, you filthy change.

POLL