Cenozoic: Age of the Mammals - The Updated Version

Just to clarify a few things about this idea for a show, in case there’s any newcomers here: * YELLOW lettering indicates that a creature serves as a major protagonist in the episode it appears in. * RED lettering indicates that a creature serves as a major antagonist in said episode, unless it’s from the same species as the protagonist like with the Basilosaurus and Archaeotherium. * Like Mesozoic: Age of the Dinosaurs before it, this series’ purpose is to act as a guide through the Cenozoic era, utilising the most up to date science possible to deliver the most accurate depictions of these animals possible. So it’s basically a revised version of Walking with Beasts in all but name. * Also like Mesozoic, this show takes place entirely in prehistoric times and doesn’t feature any cutaways to palaeontologists discussing anything in interviews, but it does take a break from the story to explore the creatures’ anatomies at times like Walking with Monsters. * The fourth and fifth episodes, The Hogs from Hell and Jaws Like a Guillotine, were originally the other way around, but I swapped them around after doing further research into the Oligocene timeline for this update. The same goes for the episodes The Apes Who Became Us and Terror Birds. * Two new episodes have been added since the original version, The Pouched Sabre-Tooth and The Tar Pits. This brings the number of episodes up from twelve to fourteen, the same as Mesozoic: Age of the Dinosaurs. * Brygmophyseter, Carodnia, Chalicotherium, Cynodictis, Entelodon, Granastrapotherium, Odobenocetops, Otodus auriculatus, Paleopsilopterus, Pelagiarctos, Pristichampsus, Ramoceros and Squalodon were intended to appear in this update, but we’re ultimately cut due to either difficulty finding out what their names meant, or because they didn’t fit in the time and place of the episodes I listed them in. * Borissiakia, Boverisuchus, Paraentelodon have been added as replacements for Chalicotherium, Pristichampsus and Entelodon respectively. * Acrophyseter, Aepyornis (the elephant bird), Amphicyon, Archaeolemur, Astorgosuchus, the broad-billed parrot, the cave hyena, the cave wolf, Cerrejonisuchus, Cuvieronius, Desmostylus, Diceratherium, Dorudon, Gigantophis, Glyptodon, Hesperocyon, the Madagascar dwarf hippopotamus, the Mauritius owl, the North Island piopio, Notochoerus, Palaeochiropteryx, Paracrax, Pelagornis, Pelorovis, Piscogavialis, Psilopterus, the steppe bison, Thalassocnus, Thylacines, Titanomyrma, the Waitaha penguin and Wonambi have also been added to the previous episodes since the original upload. Oh, and in case you’re wondering, I’m really not sure when or even if I’ll do an updated version of Palaeozoic: Age of the Bizarre, as I can’t get the title to look like it used to because of iMovie’s more recent updates and I feel like finding out what the creatures’ names mean would be a bit of a pain again, but never say never, as Justin Bieber said giving us one of the only positive messages one could get outta him. Maybe there’s still potential for a return to Palaeozoic, but I just haven’t figured anything out yet. We’ll just have to wait and see.

Yaaay yaaaaaay.

Tales from the ice age should include Neanderthals living with mordern humans. For the outback episode the protagonists should be Genyornis showing how a rather gentle bird could survive among giant reptiles and carnivoreus marsupial. I would also add Palorchestes the marsupial tapir to the episode

Nice work on this!

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What’s the sound effect of dinictis felina? Both of them the same?

Good show

yay

Pretty good

Hollow.

so what is the plot for each episode