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A sticky end for the Monster Birds

Posted on April 11, 2015 by twilightbeasts

California. A state well known for endlessly perfect sandy beaches, sun, wine, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Hidden below the surface of this famous American state lies a more complex history that only reveals itself when we look a little closer. Locked … Continue reading →

Posted in Teratorns | Tagged A Game of Thrones, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Big Bird, California, California Condor, Cathartidae, Ciconiiformes, Condor, Dire Wolves, Ground sloths, Hollywood, La Brea Tar Pits, Los Angles, mammoths, Pack rats, Page Museum, Smilodon, Teratornis merriami, Teratornis woodburnensis, Teratornithidae, Teratorns | 7 Comments

The giant owl and those giant claws

Posted on September 25, 2014 by twilightbeasts

When we talk of megafauna we tend to think of the wild and wonderful mammals of the Pleistocene and Pliocene. Megafauna are all the fabulous big and familiar exciting beasts, like mammoths, giant sloths and sabre-tooths, right? Wrong. We don’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Giant Cuban Owl | Tagged Cuba, Giant Cuban Owl, Ground sloth, Guanahatabey, mammoths, Megalocnus rodens, Ornimegalonyx, owl, Phorusrhacid, Sabre tooth cat, Siboney, Sierra de Sumadero, Terror Bird | 7 Comments

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