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Aethelflaed

Mass extinction may not be as we think. Palaeontologists and scientists are now thinking that mass extinction did not affect the land as much as it affected the seas. Meaning that pockets of ecosystems continued creating stability of the food chain and assisting terrestial animals.
arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

Image of two large reptiles in a swampy environment with lots of trees. The animals and trees are nothing like today's suggesting a scene from the distant past.
Ars Technica · Even the worst mass extinction had its oasesBy Elizabeth Rayne
Mar 18, 2025, 04:06 PM·Public
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