Gigantopithecus blacki
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Gigantopithecus blacki
Featured on BBC Wildlife Magazine, July 2016
Featured on BBC Wildlife Magazine, July 2016
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Gigantopithecus Are basically orangutans if they had some features and lifestyle of a gorilla and grew to the size of the hulk or something.
Do think more prehistoric animals could appear in the next jungle book movie?
Here are some examples: Megalochelys atlas, Palaeoloxodon namadicus, Elephas hysudricus, Deinotherium, Stegodon, Sivatherium giganteum, Megantereon and Hexaprotodon sivalensis.
Here are some examples: Megalochelys atlas, Palaeoloxodon namadicus, Elephas hysudricus, Deinotherium, Stegodon, Sivatherium giganteum, Megantereon and Hexaprotodon sivalensis.
wtf, why? they only changed the borneo orangutan for the asian gigantopithecus, because borneo island/the goddamn India
I'm wondering why King Louie isn't the head honcho?
A Gigantopithecus could probably kill a tiger with ease if one were to piss one off
A Gigantopithecus could probably kill a tiger with ease if one were to piss one off
because wasn't in the book?
Hey its king Louie
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omg yey!
Very good. I love it when people make gigantopithecus look like it's modern day descendants such as the bornean orangutan. It's pretty logical because of the shapes of their skulls (even though the only evidence of the biggest species, Gigantopithecus blacki like the one in that picture was it's jaw). 
It Is In Fact On Wikipedia.
Very good! It made sense to make King Louie one of these since orangutan's don't live in India.
Facts.
Indeed, although scientists do say that orangutans lived in India during prehistoric times, still it was a good choice.
Cool
He wants the secret of Man's red fire. I can see it in his eyes lol.
It's somewhat adorable.
Harambe....
Bad Harambe, Bad Hombres!
Hehehehe.
I wonder how dangerous they where.
*were* They were very territorial and did not like other animal's in their personal space. They were like gorillas.
Well, Gorillas will mostly try to intimidate you. Now chimpanzees on the other hand...
Oh oobie doo...I wanna be like you-oo-oo.
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