Megafauna

Megafauna is a term ascribed to large animals, normally meant to refer to terrestrial fauna. Technically, any animal over 220 lbs can qualify as Megafauna. While not specifically meant for extinct animals, nor any specified group, it is often used to refer to large, presumably extinct animals other than dinosaurs, marine reptiles or flying reptiles. Normally this means"Pleistocene" Mammals.
An example of Megafauna would be Woolly Mammoths. Here, the term Megafauna will be used to refer to presumedly extinct animals other than dinosaurs, marine reptiles and flying reptiles that have been reported to be still living, be they mammal or not, but will specifically exlcude reptilesas they are dealt with on the rest of the website.

Argentavis (Thunderbirds)

Megatherium

Smilodon

Mammuthus

Carcharodon Megalodon

Zeuglodon/ Basilosaurus

Gigantopithecus (Sasquatch?)

Coelodonta. Wooly Rhinoceros (living Sumatran Rhinoceros)

Gastornis

Andrewsarchus

Arsinoitherium

Hyaenodon

Entelodon

Indricotherium

Phorusrhacos

Doedicurus

Megaloceros

Panther Leo

Platybelodon

Canus Dirus

Elasmotherium

Dinornis Maximus

Diprotodon

Arctodus