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Monsters We Met





Monsters We Met contents

Broadcast in 2003, an exploration of man's impact on the megafauna of the ancient world

Monsters We Met - Extictions and evidence

Extinctions and evidence

When our early ancestors entered new lands they encountered a variety of strange new creatures, monsters that no longer exist. What were they and where are they now?

What the experts say

Do you have your own theories? Compare your views with our experts from around the world.

About the series

Each programme is a dramatic reconstruction of our ancestors' struggle for survival in a primaeval wilderness dominated by formidable predators.

Monsters We Met - Frequently asked questions

FAQ

Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions we have received about Monsters We Met.

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Links to BBC programmes about prehistoric life

Elsewhere on bbc.co.uk

All mammals evolved from a group of reptiles that lived more than 200 million years ago.

Listen again to this episode of the Radio 4 programme Frontiers

Elsewhere on the web

Extensive articles on prehistoric mammals from an online encyclopedia written by the public

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