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Extinct Megabeasts of Sundaland
Extinct Megabeasts of Sundaland
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Extinct Megabeasts of Sundaland
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While North America, Europe, Northern Asia, and Australia have had many amazing extinct Megabeasts that many are familiar with, there is at least one place with lots of extinct megabeasts that don't get really any attention from the media, Sundaland. This is the place during the Pleistocene that is now Indonesia, only it was connected to mainland Asia. Post any data on the extinct megafauna of this region, and before anyone asks, yes, this includes the Ngandong Tiger.
Found this on the extinct canid "Xenocyon merriami"
http;//www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018218302141 And also this article on Ngandong tigers in the region. http://zooarchlab.com/java/why-java-tigers-were-once-giants 
About #2: Perhaps the Ngandong tiger extinction is related to the super volcano Toba (Sumatra) eruption which occurred 75.000 years ago...
https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-bigcats...e#pid61330 At the #1451... Your link about the Ngandong tiger isn't valid... (02-24-2019, 11:29 PM)Spalea Wrote: About #2: Perhaps the Ngandong tiger extinction is related to the super volcano Toba (Sumatra) eruption which occurred 75.000 years ago... That's weird.....click on the article title in the recent posts part. I tested it. Wonder why that's the case.
Found this about Megantereon fossils in Java during the Pleistocene.
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/241883332_The_sabre-toothed_cat_Megantereon_from_the_Pleistocene_of_Java |
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