r/PrehistoricMemes • • Feb 09 '26

Thirst posts are hereby disallowed.

394 Upvotes

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 • • Apr 05 '25

Paleo media posts continue to be fine!

24 Upvotes

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 • • 10h ago

Animation and imagination will have to suffice, beyond a certain point

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 1h ago

Try it yourself

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 22h ago

Aquatic mammals

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 1d ago

Amateur Art Wednesday Sonorasaurus by Allo_Artz

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 2d ago

Nature can be beautiful but that doesnt remove its indifferent cruelty to life

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452 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 2d ago

Describing all Mesozoic periods

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My personal description of all Mesozoic periods for those confused


r/PrehistoricMemes • • 1d ago

What animal would you put in a moat?

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 3d ago

"Amargosaurus, May I Have Some Oats?" by Cinedaws

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667 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 2d ago

The T. Rex Song (Best lyrics ever)

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 4d ago

Prehistoric Park But They're All Just Blockin' The Street

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186 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 4d ago

Let me say as a tyrannosaur fan that memes like this are stupid and give us a bad name, carcharodontosaurs and spinosaurs were just as successful and dominant in their way as any tyrannosaur

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 5d ago

Sauropod fans hate this one extant mammal!

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 5d ago

Me too 😔

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 5d ago

Pleistocene India when it comes to elephants:

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73 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 6d ago

Humanity thanking mosasaurs for going extinct so seals could exist

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224 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 6d ago

Personally I'd pick Miocene Germany about 14.8 Million Years Ago (explanation in post)

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150 Upvotes

The reason for this time period and location is simple: A dramatic ending caused by the Nördlinger Ries meteor. There are also some cool animals like large bear dogs, giant tortoises, Deinotheriidae, gomphotheres and Anisodon. Plus, the Miocene wasn't in the first series at all.


r/PrehistoricMemes • • 6d ago

We had a meme making assignment in our Biology Course and here's what I had made!

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 6d ago

Aladar The Iguanodon vs The Carnotarus by DracoW_24Z

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 7d ago

Have you seen this organism?

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819 Upvotes

I wanted to make this for a presentation I have for class, so I thought i would share with you all


r/PrehistoricMemes • • 7d ago

People Who Do Not Get This Pun Will Be Stoned

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r/PrehistoricMemes • • 8d ago

See You, Trilobites

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424 Upvotes

"This Order did see the rise of vertebrates, conquered the seas, survived the Cambrian instability, glaciations, asteroid bombardment, the late Devonian, volcanic eruptions, saw rings on the planet, witnessed land's development from mere spores to grand forests, became among the most successful animals of all time, outlived its predators, and recall the orogenies which made Laurasia and Pangaea. Our Order has lived for two hundred and seventy million years. If this is the last of Earth we shall see, then as my people fall, I will fall with them." - The last Trilobite, probably.


r/PrehistoricMemes • • 8d ago

Can't Have Just One (NOT THE FULL LIST BTW)

227 Upvotes

r/PrehistoricMemes • • 7d ago

The idea came to me in 2016.

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And you can clearly see how it stuck around