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Há 2 dias · Eurasian cave lion: Panthera spelaea: Northern Eurasia and Beringia: Most recent remains in the Franco-Cantabrian region dated to 9350 BCE. Other lion remains from Italy and northern Spain could indicate that a small form survived in mountain areas until the Preboreal and Boreal, respectively.
Há 3 dias · The Eurasian cave lion, scientifically known as Panthera spelaea, is a species of lion that went extinct around 12,000 years ago. It was one of the largest lion species to have ever lived. The cave lion’s extinction marked the end of an era for these magnificent creatures in Europe. Did lions ever live in Italy? Italy also had a history with lions.
Há 4 dias · Today, they are extinct in 94 percent of their historic range and are a vulnerable species in their remaining habitats in sub-Saharan Africa and India. The number of lions has fallen from 200,000 to just 20,000 over the past 50 years. 21 countries still have wild lions, but the population continues to dwindle.
The Carolina Parakeet, or Carolina Conure, was a parrot native to North America. This species was known for raiding fruit trees and their unusual behavior when a member of their flock had been killed. These parrots would gather around and investigate their dead. This lead to mass extinction at the h
Há 3 dias · Particularly from more recent discoveries of extinct species like the thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) and thylacoleo (marsupial lion). Tasmanian tigers and marsupial lions once roamed the rainforests of central Queensland. (Supplied: Capricorn Caves and Queensland Museum, Atuchin, Hocknull, Lawrence)
Há 3 dias · 9 Extinct Megafauna That Are Out of This World. By. Shea Gunther. Updated June 1, 2024. The daedon lived around 20 million years ago in North America. Daniel Eskridge / Getty Images. Megafauna are ...
It's extinction is most likely human caused. Two causes are shown here: habitat loss, thanks to slash and burn agriculture and bush meat hunting. By Joschua Knüppe.
