Ready those boots for another episode of the Extinct Park Service! This time featuring Hyperodapedon sanjuanensis in Southern Gondwana 227 million years ago!
The second featured creature of this video is the Jaguar (Panthera onca). This big cat is first known from the Pleistocene and is still around today!
See the Jaguar of 18,000 years ago in the first installment of the Extinct Park Service on August 1st on our YouTube channel!
Harlan’s Ground Sloth (Paramylodon harlani) is the first featured creature in this video! As cute as he is, this sloth weighs in at just over a ton and has some giant claws to match. So, cuddling is 🙅♂️NOT🙅♂️recommended!
See this fuzz ball on August 1st on our YouTube channel.
The Yellow Pine Parkland is where this video’s featured creatures call home! About 18,000 years ago, this is what much of Northern Arizona looked like!
Catch the first episode of the Extinct Park Service on August 1st on our YouTube channel!
Meet Ranger Nic! As a Ranger with the Extinct Park Service, Nic works in the field to showcase ecosystems from across natural history.
Stay tuned for the first episode of the Extinct Park Service dropping August 1st on YouTube!
Welcome! We are happy to announce that production of Episode 1 of the Extinct Park Service featuring Harlan’s Ground Sloth (Paramylodon harlani) is in full swing!
Also, we are thrilled to share that the talented Jordan Taylor-Austin (@Au1Jordan ) is composing our soundtrack!
Coming soon! Follow this account to stay updated on the upcoming YouTube series that will follow our Extinct Park Rangers as they document and explore prehistoric life!