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Egypt - 36,000,000 years ago

In my own cartoon, this is the second episode of Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, where it runs to the most important stage of whale evolution. The Tethys Sea was a large ocean that coexist with the vast continents for around 100 million years. Whenever that happens, however, the global sea levels are dramatically reduced due to the climate changes, until it creates the largest, driest area on the planet, the Sahara Desert. Something else about this shallow place is that home to a 65-foot-long predatory whale, called Basilosaurus, the emperor of the ocean. They are on the top of the food chain, and that means they eventually can eat everything, even themselves.

1) Emperor Whale (Basilosaurus isis)

2) Primitive Dolphin (Dorudon atrox)

3) Longtooth Tiger Shark (Physogaleus secundus)

4) Prehistoric Swordfish (Xiphiorhynchus rotundus)

5) Giant Waterfowl (Eremopezus eocaenus)

6) Prototype Rhino (Arsinoitherium zitteli)

7) Egyptian Monkey (Aegyptopithecus zeuxis)

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Egypt - 36,000,000 years ago

In my own cartoon, this is the second episode of Walking with Prehistoric Beasts, where it runs to the most important stage of whale evolution. The Tethys Sea was a large ocean that coexist with the vast continents for around 100 million years. Whenever that happens, however, the global sea levels are dramatically reduced due to the climate changes, until it creates the largest, driest area on the planet, the Sahara Desert. Something else about this shallow place is that home to a 65-foot-long predatory whale, called Basilosaurus, the emperor of the ocean. They are on the top of the food chain, and that means they eventually can eat everything, even themselves.

1) Emperor Whale (Basilosaurus isis)

2) Primitive Dolphin (Dorudon atrox)

3) Longtooth Tiger Shark (Physogaleus secundus)

4) Prehistoric Swordfish (Xiphiorhynchus rotundus)

5) Giant Waterfowl (Eremopezus eocaenus)

6) Prototype Rhino (Arsinoitherium zitteli)

7) Egyptian Monkey (Aegyptopithecus zeuxis)

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