PBS Eons explores the history of life on Earth through paleontology videos, podcasts and documentaries, produced by Complexly for PBS Digital Studios.
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Eons released “The First Apex Predator on Land” on YouTube, bringing the second chapter of Life and Death on Pangea to the channel. It follows early plant-eating vertebrates and predators such as Dimetrodon.
The episode published as “Pumpkins Shouldn’t Exist” explores the unlikely partnership between gourds and humans. Complexly also lists it as “How Ancient People Saved The Pumpkin.”
“The Biggest Extinction You’ve Never Heard Of” investigates the disappearance of European mammals and their replacement by animals from Asia, including what this upheaval meant for primates.
“Did the Ozone Collapse 252 Million Years Ago?” examines the fossil evidence for an age of mutant plants around the Permian-Triassic transition. The episode asks what could have caused it.
“Why Were Sails So Popular 300 Million Years Ago” explores the striking back structures that appeared in ancient animals and the puzzle of what they were for.
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