Printable PDF guide
Prehistoric & Ice Age Animals
Dinosaurs, megalodon, woolly mammoths, dire wolves, sabre-toothed cats, giant ground sloths and the birds we lost. Fifty illustrated infographics and species profiles in one printable guide.
- 61 pages
- 50 infographics & profiles
- 7 chapters
- Clickable contents
Emailed in minutes · Google Drive download · A4 PDF
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What’s inside
Seven chapters, from the dinosaurs to animals lost in living memory.
The smallest dinosaurs, Triceratops facts, species and evolution, and Giganotosaurus vs the blue whale.
How big it really was, its evolution, diet and range, and megalodon vs the blue whale.
Types of mammoths, the mammoth family tree, size comparisons and fun facts.
Sabre-toothed cats, the American lion, bite forces, the dire wolf and Australia’s megafauna.
Types and sizes of giant ground sloths, plus illustrated profiles of the giants and the swimmers.
The dodo, extinct birds of the world, why island birds vanished and the elephant bird.
What “extinct” really means, animals lost in recent times and Australia’s extinct wallabies.
A deep-time timeline of when each animal lived, and a contents page you can click to jump around.
Why I made this
I visited the Australian Museum in Sydney during my master’s. This year I visited the Natural History Museum in London. Since moving to Australia to study conservation biology, I have learned a lot about ground sloths, megalodon and Australia’s megafauna. This guide puts the best of it in one place, so you can print it, share it and keep it.
Cesar, Wildlife Nomads
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Questions
How do I get the guide?
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Can I print it?
Yes. The pages are A4. On US Letter paper, choose “fit to page” in your print settings.
Who is it for?
Curious kids, homeschool families, teachers and grown-up fans of prehistoric animals. Every page is illustrated and easy to read.
Is it a physical book?
No. It is a digital PDF that you download, read on screen or print at home.
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Take the Ice Age home
61 pages, 50 infographics, one printable PDF.
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