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       New Prehistoric Extinction TV Mini-Series Coming Out Soon
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       Date: August 20, 2014, 6:33 am
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       Note from Elijah Friesen, (me), the series creator:
       An upcoming prehistoric extinction TV show called "'Lesser or
       Greater Extinctions" I'm making, which is a 39-part mini series
       about prehistoric extinctions expect episode 39 is a possible
       future extinction, "Supervolcanoes Today." I'm the creator of
       the series and will be interviewing scientists about the series
       and try to use CGI but were not at that point quite yet. Infact
       99.9 % of all species are now extinct. This series for the first
       38 episodes will show you 39 catastrophes (episode 10 has 2
       extinctions) that have changed our planet for the past 542
       million years disasters wiped out many species like the
       Microaptor, Gompotheruim, Scutosaurus, and billions of other
       species became extinct from these disasters. From the worst
       extinction ever, the Permian-Triassic, the Middle and Late
       Miocene, Early and Late Jurassic, and tons of others have change
       the history forever. Infact if these disasters have never have
       happened we may not be here today. Trust me as the series
       creator, I would had put in every event that ever happend, but
       it would be to much not for me bascilly, but for others, and
       most of them you had probably never had herd of. Well enjoy, a
       week before it comes out, (will a LONG TIME unfortunately, from
       now, wish 100 % it was out on TV today), we will announce it.
       Enjoy what we have for you now, :
       **************We are very very happy to announce that...:
       We have gotten our narrator, for the British region, his name is
       Sam Wood. We are very pleased to have him on our team with us,
       lets give him an around of a plause!!!! We are all very proud of
       Sam to join our team, keep looking for more stuff here
       soon!**********
       *SCROLL DOWN FOR LINKS
       List of Interviews:
       1. Bruce McFadden, 3/19/14 10:30 a.m. : The interview was great,
       the scientists name is Bruce McFadden and he talked about the
       Columbian Mammoth, Ancient Bison, Dire Wolf, and some possible
       causes for the extinction (sadly, not including the Clovis
       Comet). /
       EPISODE 2, HAS BEEN CANCLED DUE TO LACK OF INFO ABOUT IT, SORRY
       , (End-Botomian mass extinction)
       *****BOLD AND ITALIC FOR CAUSES OF THE EXTINCTIONS*****
       LESSER OR GREATER EXTINCTIONS EPISODE AND INFO GUIDE
       EPISODES:
       1. Snowball's Collision
       2. Acraman Affliction
       3. Ice Purged
       4. Gamma Death Debacle
       5. Ireviken Exigency
       6. Lau Devastation
       7. Mishap in the Devonian
       8. Before-End Doomsday
       9. Woodleigh leads to Failure
       10. Carboniferous Rain-Dead
       11. Emeishan Calamity
       12. Worst Catastrophe
       13. Carnian Tragedy
       14. Manicouagan's Ruination
       15. C.A.M.P. Nightmare
       16. Toarcian Casualty
       17. Tamu Massif Disaster
       18. Etendaka's Netherworld
       19. China Volcanic Extinction
       20. Arctic in Hell
       21. Ocean's Woe with Fiasco
       22. Volcanoes Sorrow
       23. Deccan Asteroid Apocalypse
       24. Paleocene's Asteriod Adversity
       25. Slam Ravaged
       26. 3 Asteroids Wreak Havoc
       27. Ethiopian Highlands Plague
       28. Super Eruption Devoid
       29. Red Hot Inferno
       30. 12 Million Inundation
       31. Pacana Caldera's Massacre
       32. Super Pliocene Explosion
       33. Long Valley Convulsion
       34.Yellowstone Lava and Snow
       35Toba Unleashed
       36. 50,000 year old Cataclysm
       37. Oruanui Deluge
       38. Fires Raged
       39. Supervolcanoes Today
       1. For 130 Million years, (770-640 million years ago), the
       world's longest ever known extinction event was caused by
       Snowball Earth, the largest, longest, and coldest ice age ever
       known, and massive volcanoes erupting (see more @: Cryogenian
       Extinction)
       2. 542 Million years ago an asteroid ends the Ediacaran period
       and wipes out 50 % of all species on Earth (see more @:
       End-Ediacaran Extinction)
       3. 485 Million years ago the Kalkarindji Large Igneous Province
       erupts that results in global cooling that causes a massive ice
       age that both events will change the Earth forever (see more @:
       Cambrian–Ordovician extinction event)
       4. 450 Million years ago a Gamma Ray Burst may have caused the
       world’s 1st great mass extinction (see more @:
       Ordovician–Silurian extinction event)
       5. 433 Million years ago, the Milankovic Obliquity Cycle took
       place and wiped out over 50 % of Trilobite species, and 80 % of
       Conodont species were wiped out, during the Middle Silurian (see
       more @: Ireviken event)
       6. 420 Million years ago Oxygen Isotopes increased by 2 % during
       the Silurian Period caused surface water cooling and falling sea
       levels. Will any animals survive the Lau Event? (see more @: Lau
       event)
       7. 387 Million years ago, Solar Irradiation caused catastrophes
       that took over the globe (see more @: Kačák Event)
       8. 377 Million Years Ago a Superplume and a massive Volcano
       caused this extinction (see more @: Late Devonian extinction)
       9. 364 Million years ago, a massive asteroid (Woodleigh crater)
       wipes out 40 % of species, and gave birth to the Carboniferous
       (see more @: Very Late Devonian Extinction)
       10. 305 Million years ago the Skagerrak-Centered Large Igneous
       Province killed the Carboniferous, and then 270 million years
       ago, a 5.5 diameter space rock hits ending the Early Permian
       (See more @: Carboniferous rainforest collapse and Olson's
       Extinction)
       11. 260 Million years ago the Emeishan Traps erupted, killing
       some Permian animal species (see more @: Capitanian Mass
       Extinction)
       12. 250 Million Years ago volcanic eruptions from the Siberian
       Traps erupt and cause the world’s worst extinction ever
       (see more @: Permian–Triassic extinction event)
       13. 230 Million years ago the Wrangellia Flood Basalts erupt
       killing some species in the Early Triassic Era (see more @:
       Carnian Pluvial Event)
       14. 215.5 Million years ago a 3 mile wide space killer,
       (Manicouagan crater), ended the Middle Triassic (see more @:
       Middle Triassic Extinction)
       15. 200 Million Years ago the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province
       (C.A.M.P.), eruptions cause 75 % of all species to die (see more
       @: Triassic–Jurassic extinction event)
       16. 183 Million years ago it was the Early Jurassic period and a
       massive flood basalt eruption known as the Karoo-Ferrar
       cause’s acid rain, climate change, and more (see more @:
       Toarcian turnover)
       17. 145 Million Years ago an Asteroid struck the Earth in Africa
       & the Tamu Massif sea volcano erupts killing many Stegosaur and
       Sauropod species (see more @: End-Jurassic Extinction)
       18. 133 Million years ago, a huge volcanic province, (Paraná and
       Etendeka traps) caused a massive extinction (see more @: Early
       Cretaceous Extinction Event)
       19. 125 Million Years Ago a massive Volcano, in China erupts,
       causing volcanic ash, acid rain, and global climate change to
       cause the world into extinction (see more @: Aptian extinction)
       20. 120 Million Years ago, The High Arctic Large Igneous
       Province (HALIP), which was a major Late Cretaceous large
       igneous province, wiped out many species on the planet (see more
       @: Centered Cretaceous Extinction)
       21. 91.5 Million years ago, massive Volcanic Eruptions in the
       oceans kill lots of species and the Ichthyosaurs dissapper with
       it (see more @: Cenomanian-Turonian boundary event)
       22. 75 Million years ago, the largest Volcanic Explosion in the
       history of the Mesozoic Era, triggered a global sorrow (see more
       @: N/A)
       23. 65 Million Years ago an Asteroid and the Deccan Traps kill
       the late Cretaceous (see more @: Cretaceous–Paleogene
       extinction event)
       24. 55 Million years ago an 8-mile chunk of space rock hits
       modern day Leon, County Texas (see more @: Paleocene Extinction)
       25. 45 Million Years ago the North Atlantic Igneous Province
       erupts causing a worldwide disaster (see more @:
       Paleocene–Eocene Thermal Maximum)
       26. 35 Million years ago, 3 Asteroids slam into Earth causing a
       mass extinction (see more @: Eocene–Oligocene extinction
       event)
       27. 30 Million years ago the Ethiopian and Yemen Traps kill the
       Early Oligocene (see more @: Early Oligocene Extinction)
       28. 26 Million Years ago a massive Volcano creating the La
       Garita Caldera erupted, the largest volcanic eruption ever
       known, killed many species (see more @: Late Oligocene
       Extinction)
       29. 17 Million Years ago the Columbia River Basalt Group ends
       the Middle-Miocene, and caused one of the worst catastrophe's
       the planet has ever known (see more @: Middle Miocene
       disruption)
       30. 12 Million years ago, in the Late Miocene, the Yellowstone
       Supervolcano explodes killing almost all species on the Nebraska
       Plains (see more @: Late Miocene Extinction)
       31. The Pacana Caldera super-eruption of 4 million years ago
       kills a few species of the Early Pliocene (see more @: Early
       Pliocene Extinction)
       32. 2 Million years ago the Scorpius–Centaurus Association
       Supernova destroys Earth’s Ozone Layer killing some ocean
       life on the planet and a massive Supervolcano explodes, causing
       extinction on land (see more @: Late Pliocene Extinction)
       33. The Long Valley Caldera blew its top 750,000 years ago
       killing many species of the Pleistocene in North America (see
       more @: Early Pleistocene Extinction)
       34. 640,000 years ago, a Supervolcano Yellowstone erupts causing
       the world to wreak havoc and caused ash and severe climate
       change. Will every animal on Earth be put into complete
       extinction? (see more @: Middle Pleistocene Extinction)
       35. 74,000 years ago the Supervolcano Toba in SE Asia kills some
       giant mammal species and almost kills every human in the world,
       and is currently the largest volcanic eruption of the past 25
       million years (see more @: Pleistocene Mass Extinction)
       36. 50,000 years ago a massive Comet hits Arizona and leaves
       behind a barren wasteland (see more @: Late Pleistocene
       Extinction "1")
       37. 26,500 years ago the Taupo Supervolcano erupts and virtually
       kills all species on the island of New Zealand, (1.2 % of all
       species globally), (see more @: Late Pleistocene Extinction "2")
       38. 13,000 Years ago the Clovis Comet kills the entire of the
       world’s giant megafauna mammal species, and the Clovis
       people (see more @: Very-End Pleistocene Extinction)
       39. Could the Toba and Yellowstone Supervolcanoes erupt at the
       exact same time and cause a modern mass or minor extinction?
       Humans and the 2 million other species alive today will struggle
       to survive (see more @: Holocene extinction)
       It seems like the more you think about prehistoric extinction,
       the more it seems we are in the middle in one of our selves. Why
       make a 33-part mini series of prehistoric extinction? Because it
       will have events never before seen on TV such as the Oligocene
       Extinction, 26 million years ago. Well I hope you're not to
       excited this could take 2-5 years to make. Well more info will
       come soon!
       The story of making of this series:
       Back 4 years ago a show called "Animal Armageddon" aired on
       Animal Planet, which only includes the big "5" extinctions and
       the Toba Supervolcano of 74,000 years ago. So because of that
       and my 6-8 year dream I wanted to make my own extinction series,
       but I kept forgetting about it and other stuff I had to do. So
       then one day I kept thinking, make the extinction show now
       please, so I did. That's the story.
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       YES, PLEASE DO FEEL FREE TO COMMENT (AT THE VERY BOOTTOM OF THE
       PAGE) I WILL REPLY 100 % OF ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS, I CHECK THIS
       EVERY 24-72 HOURS (1-3 DAYS) OR SO.
       Non-official trailer:
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_OZTC0V7qo
       Causes of Extinctions Part 1 (episode numbers in-correct since
       we've updated from 34 to 39 now) :
  HTML http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB33F4OAaTc
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