r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Jackhenrey124 • 1h ago
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/IacobusCaesar • Feb 09 '26
Thirst posts are hereby disallowed.
Aight, I’ve seen y’all’s comments and the crowd sentiment is pretty clear. It was funny a few times at first but then some people made it their business to crosspost the weird dino girls constantly.
I’ve made a new rule to keep it fairly clear that thirst posts are not allowed on this subreddit. This includes…
-“Hear me out…” posts.
-Monster girls and monster boys.
-Posts which have no punchline and are just forwarded with the funny being horny.
Let’s get back to good content like talking about Haolong’s cool new integument. You can post about Psittacosaurus’s butthole within reason.
Have a good day.
—Iacobus
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/IacobusCaesar • Apr 05 '25
Paleo media posts continue to be fine!
Hello, friends!
So after a recent poll regarding on if members of this subreddit thought that posts about paleo media (such as about Jurassic Park or about Walking With Dinosaurs) do fit in this community. The answer was a very strong yes, including both educational and more Hollywood media. So you will continue to be able to post about these things.
However, comments made clear some other things. None of these are rule changes exactly but reverting back to stricter interpretations of the rules that have been relaxed. The following will be removed:
-Posts which are not memes, except on Amateur Art Wednesday, according to the rules of that day. This includes "wow, this dinosaur looks weird" and edit videos with no humorous aspect. Posts need to have a joke and they need to be edited beyond a plain image. It does not count if it's a plain image with a post title as a punch line.
-AI-generated imagery. Throw it in the Siberian Traps.
-Content related to paleo media that isn't related to the paleo aspects of those media. Dr. Ian Malcolm's relationship with his daughter when the dinosaurs aren't on screen is probably off-topic.
Aight, have a good day.
--Iacobus
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Realistic-mammoth-91 • 14h ago
Proboscideans during the Palaeocene vs proboscideans during the Pleistocene
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Dave-Shablowski • 1d ago
Randomly thought of this
I was just scrolling reddit and for some reason the word "sphenacodon" popped up in my head, I googled it and immediately thought of this and wanted to make it
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Succubus_Syn • 21h ago
Prehistoric Park.
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r/PrehistoricMemes • u/CryptidsandCreatures • 7h ago
Sacabambaspis
I dunno, just thought it would fit here
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/forest_vagrant • 19h ago
man i wish something like arthropleura still existed, it looks so huggable
like who doesnt wanna hug a giant centipede
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Riverioli • 1d ago
Party in the Pliocene
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r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Realistic-mammoth-91 • 1d ago
Would you answer it?
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r/PrehistoricMemes • u/DistributionSad960 • 1d ago
Science explains the feathered dinosaurs that survived the K-Pg extinction evolved into birds like chickens of today
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/NoAnt6694 • 1d ago
I suppose there's a kind of perverse sense in a dinosaur called "sinew lizard" constantly getting cut up...
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Olivia_Richards • 2d ago
The OG Artist of the Comparison gave me permission for this.
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/butter-walk • 1d ago
Cratoavis and Cratonavis
Absolute Mesozoic Birds
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Night3njoyer • 2d ago
It's was a long wait, but big magical rock from the sky gaved them the edge, in exchange for everything else
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/AwesomeFrito • 3d ago
Triops: my lineage has been around for 200 million years
r/PrehistoricMemes • u/Succubus_Syn • 4d ago
Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Triassic. Jurassic. Cretaceous. Extinction. Long ago, the 4 periods lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Giant Meteor attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four Jurassic elements, could stop them. But when the world needed him most...
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He vanished.
A hundred million years passed, and my paleontologist brother and I discovered the new Avatar.
An apex predator named Aang.
And although his hunting skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone.
But I believe Aang can save the prehistoric world.
-Syn