Everyday it's estimated that over 100 species die, that's quite a lot, but let's face it most of these species we never hear of, so we don’t really think often about this stat. Yet, once in a while a species well-known to people disappears, causing us to stop for a minute and ponder…

I wonder who was the favorite child...

10,000 years ago of all kinds of titans roamed America, and I mean ALL KINDS, we're talking giant beavers, mammoths, wolves and more... Thankfully for us we no longer have to worry about a not-so friendly Smilodon jumping us while out running, but the same could not be said for the Native Americans, who not only lived alongside them but also managed to thrive.

Our ancestors had it ROUGH. On the bright side, there was a good chance you would've been the world's best at something...

"Not so tough now are you tyrant king" circa 66 Mya

If you hate bugs, or any other type of creepy crawlies, you probably shouldn't listen to this

Not so tough now are you "tyrant king"

Yup, your reading the title right, Africa wasn't always the land of giant cats, rather big fuzzy wuzzy bears.