Ice Age North America Was a Nightmare Place

Ice Age North America Was a Nightmare Place

Today many people take on the thrill of a safari. Driving through the wilderness or open savannah in the hope of spotting some of the world’s best wildlife is an adventure like no other. But what if you traveled back in time to the Pleistocene Epoch? What animals could you expect to see and what would the scenery look like? Let's take a journey and hop inside our vehicle to travel around North America 2.6 million years ago.

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[Crypto_Circus]

Los Angeles was basically like the African savanna, with more vicious animals. Now we have actors. Labrea Tar pits is a must go to place when in LA.

[notoriousbigmoai]

Ice Age North America was a nightmare place, but Modern North America is a literal hellscape.

[rickeytaylor]

Short face bear towers over 11ft and over 6ft at the shoulder

[hoanganhngo-ux]

This video is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[RobertEskuri]

The Sabre toothed squirrel with a time machine was the scariest one.

[Nael.]

Some video ideas:
Could Rhino Survive if they were introduce in Europe
Could Elephant survive in South America

[mshocking]

What about climbing animals like monkeys and chimpanzees? Did they not appear in this period? Can anyone tell me or have any pictures of them?

[StopMotionDryptosaurus]

I guaranteed you'd survive if you lived with the First Nation cultures of Ice Age North America.

[moisesking]

It made today's African savanna look like a petting zoo.

[myramadd]

Not the largest terrestrial carnivore. The largest MAMMAL terrestrial carnivore

[gregralph]

Come on, theres a movie here surely, 'Pleistocene Safari', its a winner, I'd pay a tenner to see that at the multiplex👍

[danielmart]

I'm enjoying the safari. But, why exactly are we intentionally driving towards these predators????😮

[Orang]

😬 I hope a woolly mammoth 🦣 doesn’t turn over the jeep like an elephant would

[Orang]

One of those mastodons could turn over your Jeep also 🛻💥🐘

[mitchellculberson]

Dire wolves were twice the size of modern wolves.The closest wolf of their size are the Arctic wolves.

[yamil.]

You mean no talking mammoth? Disappointed ☹️

[williamhollis]

Y’know, vids like this are a monument to the idea there’s a LOT more “artificial” about the alleged “intelligence” they present than just the ridiculously cheesy robo-voice. No wonder we’re doomed.

[ericfaut]

What you mean by that is you will do could homotherium survive the mesozoic, but not right now, right? (Only Facts Machine Reply and ASAP Please)

[mitchellculberson]

It must be a different kind of pumpkin from today's pu.pkins.My cattle love them.

[mitchellculberson]

Sounds like a lion pride at hunt so if the mammoth was the ancestors of the modern elephants then these mammoths would NOT have scattered & would have circled the herd with all babies in the middle. So this is wrong.