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DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDT. rex lived near the end of the Cretaceous Period.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: Smithsonian · The Nation’s T. rexhttps://naturalhistory.si.edu/explore/dinosaurs-fossils/nations-t-rex
DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDThe Gobi Desert spans parts of Mongolia and China; this marker represents the Mongolian fossil region.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: American Museum of Natural History · Velociraptorhttps://www.amnh.org/explore/ology/ology-cards/018-velociraptor-mongoliensis
DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDThe dodo was endemic to Mauritius: this was its only natural home.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: Natural History Museum · The real facts about the dodohttps://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/the-dodo-bird-the-real-facts-about-this-icon-of-extinction.html
DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDWrangel Island was the refuge of the last known surviving woolly mammoth population.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: Swedish Museum of Natural History · Wrangel Island mammoth researchhttps://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/naturhistoriska_riksmuseet/pressreleases/svensk-studie-avsloejar-den-ullhaariga-mammutens-sista-svaara-tid-foere-utdoeendet-3328845
DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDThe Sundarbans spans two countries.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: UNESCO · The Sundarbans, Bangladeshhttps://whc.unesco.org/en/list/798
DODOHISTORY / FIELD CARDKomodo dragons are monitor lizards.
AI-created illustration; extinct appearance is interpretive. Region is a reference location, not a live sighting.Source: UNESCO · Komodo National Parkhttps://whc.unesco.org/en/list/609