Current Events > Did humans exist on Pangea?

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When you really think about how old this planet is its mind blowing. So many mass extinction events that have occurred and life still finds a way.

They very much did not.

We only missed it by roughly 197,500,000 to 297,500,000 years

Give or take a few hundred thousand years

Humans did not evolve until long after Pangea broke apart. So with the potential exception of any time travelers going back there for whatever reason, no humans existed on Pangea.

Possible humans existed, forged an advanced Civilization, then went extinct.

And we're round 2...or 3, or 4. The scale of geologic time is massive.

Pangea is a lie, god created the 7 continents and 5 oceans. Adam and Steve!

Got made it split up 6000 years ago before he created humans.

No.

Obviously a distant ancestor of some sort existed but it likely was very different from apes let alone being like modern humans all. Quite possibly not even being remotely simian/humanoid at all.

Unsuprised_Pika posted...

No.

Obviously a distant ancestor of some sort existed but it likely was very different from apes let alone being like modern humans all. Quite possibly not even being remotely simian/humanoid at all.

This would have been, like, late Permian to early Triassic if I'm not fucking it up.

So we've got a good hundred million years of dinosaurs to get through before mammals get very impressive.

lilORANG posted...

Possible humans existed, forged an advanced Civilization, then went extinct.

And we're round 2...or 3, or 4. The scale of geologic time is massive.

Nah, lizard people more like. They were called Reptites.

The only human known to have existed on Pangea was Charles Montgomery Burns.

https://youtu.be/LSYyC8WIzk4?si=U2pwbauaZigxLiym&t=48

Insects, Dinosaurs and small mammals did. Now that doesn't rule out something other than Humans evolving into intelligent beings before we did. 300 million to 25 million years is a long time.