10 animals make humans extinct if revived

Perhaps we humans will be hard to survive if these prehistoric and thirsty giants revived.

10 revived ancient animals will make humans extinct

1. Megalodon shark

Megalodon has a maximum length of 18 meters, almost twice an ancient dinosaur.

About 28 million years ago, 1.6 million years ago, a shark named Megalodon appeared. This is the largest known shark species that ever lived on earth. The maximum length of this animal can be up to 18 meters, 3 times that of a white shark. Megalodon's favorite food is whales and other small sharks.

2. Ancient giant centipede Euphoberia

Euphoberia has a body structure similar to today's centipede except for a body length of 1 meter and a good predator.

In fact, a small centipede about 25cm can eat the birds, snakes and bats. And this is an image of an ancient giant centipede (Euphoberia) and if they exist, it is unknown what will happen to human life.

3. Python of Titanoboa

Python giant Titanoboa.

Not the Anaconda, nor the Boidae or Bolyeriidae, but Titanoboa is the largest confirmed python on earth so far. Titanoboa lived from 60 to 58 million years ago, about 42 meters long and weighs 2,500kg.

They can swallow a Deinosuchus crocodile or a large bus. One study shows that if the earth heats up, today's pythons may increase in size as their ancestors

4. Smilodon-toothed tiger

Model of a sword tooth tiger Smilodon.

Smilodon is an extinct genus of swords that are considered to have lived between 3 million and 10,000 years ago in North and South America.

They are bestowed with all the most powerful hunting abilities that make every other species tremble.

Smilodon has a mass of about 350kg, short tail, strong legs and large heads. The size of a Siberian tiger, smilodon is very strong. Their jaws can open at a 95 degree angle. Their canines are about 17 cm (7 inches) long.

5. Crocodile Deinosuchus

Deinosuchus Vs.Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Deinosuchus is an extinct crocodile genus, which once lived 80-73 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

Although much larger than any modern crocodile, Deinosuchus was once considered the most feared god of all dinosaurs.

6. Armored fish Dunkleosteus

Armored fish Dunkleosteus is like a robot fish in sci-fi movies. This fish is real and once existed on Earth.

Its head and chest are covered with bone-like plates. They do not have teeth but instead have two sharp bones, forming a bird-like structure.

Scientists have found specimens of this fish that show that they can be up to 10 meters long and weigh about 4 tons. This fish is very aggressive, they will tear anything, even cannibalism.

However, since there are no teeth, the two front bones are only responsible for attacking and killing the prey, then swallowing, it seems that this fish suffers from indigestion.

In many fossils often found intact remains of ill victims in the stomach.

7. Pulmonoscorpius scorpion

The image simulates a Pulmonoscorpius.

This scorpion has a very different body composition than the current scorpion, except for its slightly heterosexual head and the difference is that the scorpion is more than 1 meter long.

8. Andrewsarchus carnivorous mammals

Andrewsarchus carnivorous mammals.

Andrewsarchus is a large carnivorous mammal weighing up to 1,800kg. With aggressive predators, they are scary creatures if revived.

9. Gigantopithecus

Wild Gigantopithecus.

Gigantopithecus bats live between 9 million and 100,000 years ago in Asia over 3 meters tall, weighs 1,200kg, are the largest primates ever known. Their teeth have adapted to the crushing and tearing of all kinds of food.

10. Helicoprion ocean killer

Helicoprion ocean killer.

Helicoprion is an ocean killer from 310 million to 250 million years ago that has a very shark-like body except for the cluster of spiral-shaped teeth - a heavy weapon for them to tear their prey. Helicoprion body length is about 4 meters.