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The Only Time In History When In Water Was Safer Than On The Land

Late Permian Explained What if we told you there was a time in Earth’s history when the oceans were safer than the land? Welcome to the Lopingian Epoch — the final chapter of the Permian Period, right before the most devastating extinction event ever: The Great Dying. In this video, we dive deep into a forgotten prehistoric world, when water offered protection, and land was ruled by terrifying apex predators. From Gorgonopsids like Inostrancevia and Rubidgea Atrox to venomous Therocephalians, crocodile-like Proterosuchids, and monstrous amphibians like Uranocentrodon — land was a battlefield. Meanwhile, the oceans were calm, with few predators and a surprisingly peaceful ecosystem. Join us as we explore: • What Earth looked like during the Late Permian (Lopingian) • Why Pangaea changed everything • Why days were only 22 hours long • The terrifying rise of saber-toothed therapsids • Why herbivores had to dig, armor up, or die • What caused the Permian-Triassic Mass Extinction • How volcanic eruptions and ozone collapse nearly ended life on Earth Permian Period, Lopingian Epoch, Great Dying, Late Permian, prehistoric predators, Inostrancevia, Gorgonopsids, Rubidgea Atrox, Therocephalians, Proterosuchids, Permian extinction, Pangaea, Earth history, saber-toothed predators, prehistoric climate, mass extinction, ancient sharks, Helicoprion, Paleo-Tethys Ocean, Panthalassic Ocean, Triassic period, Siberian traps, Permian ecosystem, Uranocentrodon, ancient amphibians, dicynodonts, pareiasaurs, scutosaurus, prehistoric herbivores, ancient Earth documentary