Prehistoric Planet

On this ancient planet that has evolved for hundreds of millions of years, life was born in the ancient ocean. After countless epochs, it finally ushered in the golden age when reptiles dominated the land, sky and ocean. On the vast Pangea continent, dense fern forests stretch to the sky, vast plains intersect with steep volcanic areas, and prehistoric rivers rush with turbid torrents into the vast ancient ocean. There are no traces of civilization here, only the most primitive laws of survival. Huge behemoths paced slowly on the land, and the sound of their footsteps shook the earth; huge flying animals spread their giant wings and flew over the clouds and mountains; in the deep sea, there were even more terrifying predators lurking, causing violent waves. The hunting and fleeing between ethnic groups, the struggle and protection of territory, the hope and failure of reproduction, the struggle and perseverance when natural disasters strike, all together weave into the most magnificent epic of life on this planet. This book uses the perspective of these prehistoric earth masters to completely present their survival, social bonds and evolution over hundreds of millions of years, taking you into a lost world that is wild, cruel and full of miracles.