Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
At a time when Dinosaurs reigned on Earth, our ancestors remained in the shadow of these giant lizards. And only the extinction of the then owners of the planet gave mammals a chance. At that time, they were quite small animals, but from an evolutionary point of view, they were far ahead of reptiles in many respects. Some of them could even afford to hunt the smallest dinosaurs. And some species successfully continue to exist on Earth today. Today we will take a closer look at the mammals of the dinosaur era. We will also talk about how their lives changed after the disappearance of these giant lizards. It is believed that the first full-fledged mammals appeared on Earth about 220 million years ago. Not much is known about their appearance and habits. We can definitely say that most mammals of the Mesozoic era were very small in size. Many of them were nocturnal and lived in trees or underground. They descended from reptiles from the order of cynodonts, which survived the great Permian extinction and disappeared only at the beginning of the Cretaceous period.
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At a time when Dinosaurs reigned on Earth, our ancestors remained in the shadow of these giant lizards. And only the extinction of the then owners of the planet gave mammals a chance. At that time, they were quite small animals, but from an evolutionary point of view, they were far ahead of reptiles in many respects. Some of them could even afford to hunt the smallest dinosaurs. And some species successfully continue to exist on Earth today. Today we will take a closer look at the mammals of the dinosaur era. We will also talk about how their lives changed after the disappearance of these giant lizards. It is believed that the first full-fledged mammals appeared on Earth about 220 million years ago. Not much is known about their appearance and habits. We can definitely say that most mammals of the Mesozoic era were very small in size. Many of them were nocturnal and lived in trees or underground. They descended from reptiles from the order of cynodonts, which survived the great Permian extinction and disappeared only at the beginning of the Cretaceous period.
Watch the video until the end, you will definitely like it.
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★ Secrets of the Cenozoic Era | What were Mammoths really like? - youtu.be/88VqPfJNXQI
★ Evolution of the Terrible Dinocaridida: The Anomalocaris - youtu.be/t0N2NToch6A
★ Evolution of the Terrible Amphicyonids: The Bear Dogs - youtu.be/l_usYIMIVRY
★ The Story of Sabretooth Tiger | What were Prehistoric Cats Really Like? - youtu.be/mD69hUXnK7Y
★ What if Tyrannosaurus Rex was an Overgrown Chicken - youtu.be/SzEOePVKuKQ
★ Herbivorous Dinosaurs that can KILL a T-Rex - youtu.be/gRHQTTRoNRo
★ What Giant Snakes Inhabited the Prehistoric Earth? - youtu.be/-0Fwef0mghk
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