The great auk was a species of large flightless birds that resembled penguins and became extinct in the mid-1800s. Despite…
Ibex are the highlight today at Light Future Art! How many of these fun facts surprised you? 1. The Alpine…
Did you know that you can view over 60 different animals, including insects, dinosaurs, and many dog and cat breeds,…
Afrovenator lived in North Africa in the middle of Jurassic Period, 167 to 161 million years ago. Housed at the…
Oxyaena lived from about 60 million years ago to 50 million years ago in what is now Asia, Europe, and…
Earlier this week, we talked about the shoebill stork, who is actually more closely related to pelicans than storks. You…
Today at Light Future Art, we’re going to be talking about an extinct animal that only disappeared about 1,000 years…
Dreadnoughtus was a large sauropod discovered in Argentina in 2005 by Kenneth Lacovara and is one of the most complete…
Giraffatitan was discovered in 1906 by Bernhard Wilhelm Sattler in Tanzania, which was under German colonization at the time. Over…
Sometimes a species may seem to go extinct, for decades or even more than a century. Then these species will…