Observed arrival · 2026-08-29
Extinct Atlas, an archive for vanished life
A bilingual visual archive documenting 350 extinct organisms across nearly two billion years, with a geological timeline and 46 short reconstruction films.
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The archive combines species records with a deep-time navigation model: featured entries include scientific names, survival ranges, distributions, and short ecological explanations. Its timeline marks five extinction events, while the film section groups 46 stated silent pieces by geological era and theme. The site identifies its visual material as original generative reconstruction imagery and explicitly says it does not replace formal paleontological research plates.
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