TITANBOA

Upto 42 ft long, weighing around 2500 pounds could have easily guped down a grown up man.

ANVILHEAD SHARK - STETHACANTHUS

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MEGALADON - MONSTER SHARK

This fish was a moster that could have send chills down your spine. Imagine the size and wrath of twenty Great White Sharks in one.

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QUETZALCOATLUS - TERROR IN THE SKY

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ANTHROPLEURA - GIANT MILLIPEDE

this nightmare bug was so big it didn’t have a single natural predator. The Arthropleura was not big on hunting either and preferred munching on juicy fruits and seeds on the ground.