Man is the most cunning of killer.  Regardless of the movie, which reflected a timely "everything went wrong".  Most hunting expeditions aren't like that.

Most hunting expeditions have never included a fully grown tyrannosaur, which can measure up to 18 ft tall and 50 ft long.

Snakes can all go screw themselves. I don't trust things that move around with no legs or arms. If you find a species of lion that hunts and eats snakes, I would be more open to the idea of living near them.

BOOOOO!!!!!

Applauded for random Simpson's reference.



Micfranklin smited for putting up snake pictures.

Is that you're snake Mic?

I like the Pleistocene megafauna. Lots of fluffy and cuddlies...

Dire Wolf (Canis dirus)
Height: 5ft (1.5m)
Lived: 1 million years ago - 10,000 years ago
  Huge cousins of the modern wolf and coyote. Once ranged over the entire
  western hemisphere. (Great Grateful Dead tune too.)


Sabertooth Cat (Smilodon fatalis)
Height: 4ft (1.2m)
Lived: 1.5 million years ago - 10,000 years ago
  Wonderfully named giant cat. One of several species cats during this time with
  massive canines. Its jaw open very wide, allowing it to literally stab its preywith 7-inch teeth. Sabretooths ranged throughout North and South America looking for dentists.


Giant Beaver (Castoroides ohioensis)
Height: 3.3ft (1m)
Lived: 1.5 million years ago - 10,000 years ago
  Not much different from modern beavers, except in size. Castroides was a
  massive rodent, weighing up to 450 pounds. Ranged widely, but exclusively
  throughout North America.  (Still does in remote Canadian bars...)


Bone-crushing Dog (Osteoborus cynoides)
Height: 3ft (.9m)
Lived: 8 million years a go - 1.5 million years ago
  Small powerful primitive dog, built to do as its name implies,
  to crush and devour bones. Just what you want in a family pet - Teething problems. ("oh snap!" "What?" "Your &*%@#@ dog just bit a hole in my car!" "He must be hungry")


Giant Irish Elk (Megalocerous giganteus)
Height: 7ft (2.1m)
Lived: 500k- 10,000 years ago
  Megalocerous' impressive rack of antlers has been a collecters item
  for humans. Some can be found mounted in ancient European castles -
  falsely implying the owner had killed the long-extinct animal.
 




Woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis)
Height: 6.5ft (2m)
  This rhino ranged throughout Northern Europe and Asia, and overlapped with
  mammoths and mastodons in Northern Russia as well.
Lived: 500,000 years ago - 10,000 years ago
2 m tall at the shoulder and built like present-day rhino? Get out of the way...