Some Extinct Animal in world
Extinction of a particular animal or plant species occurs when there is no other person living species anywhere in the world - species have died. It is a natural part of evolution. But sometimes the speed of extinction is very fast compared to extinction.
Megalodon Shark
Megalodon shark (Karachododan megalodon) was a huge existence that would embarrass the sea poets in the modern day. If you are afraid of great white sharks at present, then I'm sure you are happy that you do not have to worry about Meglomone under your sailboat. This huge man was not a mess, and although megalodon has become extinct now, it is certain eligibility to respect its memory and to be well-known.
Passenger pigeon extinct
In May 1850, Simon Powagone, a 20-year-old Potawatomi tribal leader, was camping in the headwaters of the Manistee River in Michigan, when a distant footprint surprised him. It seems that "It was later written that" an army of horses with sleigh hours was moving towards me through a deep forest. "As I listened carefully, I concluded that it was a distant heat rather than training horses; And yet the morning was clear, calm and beautiful. "The mysterious voice came" near and closer " until Pokagon reduced its source:" While I was surprised and amazed, I saw an incredible front moving towards millions of pigeons before I had seen that season. "
Mammoth
Woolly giant, Mammuthus Primigenius, is the destructed Herbivore related to the elephant, which was be all around in the steppe-tundra of Eurasia and North America nearly 300,000 years ago until their number fell seriously 11,000 years ago. Some final stragglers survived in Holocene on the island refuges from the shores of Siberia and Alaska. One of these - Wrangel Island - retained the last known group of whistles until about 3,700 years ago.
With thick layers of their huge, high body, curved tusks, shaggy coats, and insulating fat to keep them warm, these beady-eyed foragers cover girls and people of Pleistocene. Our predecessors' ancestors (and our cousins, Neanderthals) will probably agree - when successfully victimized victim or fortunately tampered with, these creatures would have provided a quite decent amount of rich meat, and their use of bones Could be
Stellar's sea cow was a large marine mammal that was found in abundance in the North Pacific. These huge animals were closely related to Dugong and Maneet was still grazing in the oceans, but in length, there was a size between eight to nine meters.
The first time the explorers of Stellar's Sea Cow entered parts of Arctic Circle in 1741. When they were first recorded, Stellar's sea cow has been living in abundance in the North Pacific for at least 20 years of human contact, but it was said that Stellar's sea cows completely disappeared from the sea. .
