Did you know you used to get Mixotoxodons in Texas!

Mixotoxodon was a Large Notoungulate that lived in South America, Central America and North America.

Attached: Mixotoxodon.jpg (3264x2448, 692K)

Other urls found in this thread:

amazon.com/Splendid-Isolation-Curious-History-American/dp/0300030940
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas_impact_hypothesis
youtube.com/watch?v=tQwHi3VxOww
twitter.com/SFWRedditGifs

This is an amerimutt thread

Stop acting like you know what we're like. And evolution is a fairytale.

"I'll tell you who is white"!

Attached: Another Mixotoxodon.jpg (225x225, 8K)

You do realize these magnificent beasts roamed Texas till 12'000 years ago?

and oil is not fossil fuels, the earth generates it with pressure and heat.

It doesn't generate it out of nothing, Plankton+Heat+PressurexTime=Oil.

>'
Britain must die for this

Attached: apu grug.jpg (225x225, 12K)

very interesting, thank you for sharing!

Attached: 1504060659785.gif (270x188, 1.78M)

I heard they don’t learn science in the US, so be patient with him

Based meridiungulata poster

I realized my mistake shortly after posting it.

Imagine you were drunk or high and that thing walked up to you . Fuck . I presume it's part of the hippo family ?

Attached: IMG_20181215_185242236.jpg (2448x3264, 1.62M)

Did kek.

He's from Canada. Have much higher standards for those bastards!

Thanks buddy

Attached: IMG_20181215_185200677.jpg (2448x3264, 1.53M)

They were herd animals distantly related to Horses. That creature would've walked ONTO me.

Love Brazil's fossil record, glad they didn't put them in that Museum that went up in flames though.

Interesting . Never heard of them . I can see the resemblance now , thanks .

Attached: IMG_20181215_184837004.jpg (2448x3264, 3.11M)

Yeah . Funnily enough , the one thing that managed to survive was a Torah that was old as fuck , it was out for repair or inspection or some reason .

Attached: IMG_20181215_185543377.jpg (2448x3264, 2.05M)

"Pure Coincidence".

Attached: Astrapotherium.jpg (1119x653, 96K)

Thanks for sharing, user. Very cool

Nothing to see here goy

Attached: IMG_20181215_184936018.jpg (2448x3264, 2.51M)

these are still out here

I like these guys . The Wooly Mammoth

Attached: 58a6ed82dd0895152c8b48f4-750-563.png (750x563, 677K)

Time to catch one for the WMSP! I assume this is a well kept secret.

Attached: Empire Pepe.png (205x246, 14K)

Were white people ever around the Wooly Mammoth ?

Attached: food sadist vhs.jpg (700x529, 152K)

Probably. But the last ones died out from too much inbreeding in the Siberian Isles.

There was a species of pygmy mammoth that existed on the island of Crete but I'm not sure how long ago they were extant.

We are really gifted when it comes to fossils, it's a shame that this fact is quite forgotten here.
And about the museum, it was really hard to see history go down in flames like that.

>Now 5 Canadian Dollars.
Bloody Heck!

North and South America had some amazing megafauna. Megatherium, entelodont, American cave lions, the list goes on.

Some user claims Mixotoxodon is still around! I'm going to investigate further. Might be live ones around the Amazon Basin too!

I know one Canadian user who has heard Megatherium up by the lakes.

They haven't dated them yet (Pardon the pun).

>around the Amazon Basin too
Damn, now I'm having a strange urge to go to the middle of the nowhere and try finding one of those majestic creatures.

They were around 3.8 tonnes. Hard to catch it I would say. They are likely browsers.

why did you post a pic of that cortez lady?

Coooooooll.

Attached: 343.jpg (596x628, 42K)

Bet that brisket is tits!!!

Attached: paxNUvT.gif (500x271, 464K)

That's why the First Native Americans ate them all, or so we currently believe!

When I was your age we had to milk mixtoxodoxicions ourselves. It was thick, creamy and bitter.

AYO HOLL UP
SO YOU BE SAYING WE WUZZN'T RHINOS AND SHEEEEIT?

For 2
Interesting

Attached: 1544897580032.png (1012x568, 841K)

I knew New Worlders were keeping it a secret the whole time!

accelerationist thread
more extinct indigenous amerkins

Attached: Wall3Red.jpg (1037x778, 565K)

That's still a ripoff, I can buy two for almost half that!

Now y'all are using computers!

Interesting story. Mixotoxodon moved from South America into North America.

what's a computer?

Attached: 5a689cb300d0efa6028b4eda-750-563.png (750x563, 390K)

Good point, we're nearly in the 20's. Everyone has Fortnite and Tablets.

...

Shouldn't you be capitalising Science like this, becaue of how Special it is, user.?

Like this:
" Science "

Your off-topic slide thread has been reported. Kindly suck nigger cock.
S

Do you deny the Mixotoxodon existed?

Attached: Mixotoxodon_head.jpg (2238x1741, 255K)

>Triggered!

I want to speak to my state appointed lawyer before making any denials.

This is your lawyer.

Attached: Pachyrukhos_Moyanoi (1).jpg (692x599, 93K)

I usually keep thumbnails off because of ridiculous Anons. that like to mindlessly troll. Proved right again.

Despite it's appearance, it is neither a Rabbit or a Hare. It's a Pachyrukhos, a fellow Notoungulate. You're going down boy! The Anti Notoungulate Defamation League will send you down!

>every fucking time

>*Mix*otoxodon
Classic murrican animal.

Uh sorry, the notoungulates were not particularly closely related to any Old World mammals. They evolved in "splendid isolation" in South America when it was an island continent.
amazon.com/Splendid-Isolation-Curious-History-American/dp/0300030940

I said distantly related. Notoungulates/Litopterns and Perissodactyls were distantly related to each other, separated by 66 million years ago.

Basically, they are more Classically American than John Wayne.

Oy voy. What have we here?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas_impact_hypothesis

youtube.com/watch?v=tQwHi3VxOww

Astrapotherium. The most Yiddish creature to have ever existed

They may have survived it. Fossil Records end around 12,000 B.C.E.