History Series / LaBrea

* Terror-Dactyl: [[spoiler: Pterosaurs attack the village in a Season 3 episode, which turns out to be because it’s on their nesting grounds.]]

* Terrordactyl: [[spoiler: pterosaurs attack the village in a Season 3 episode, which turns out to be because it’s on their nesting grounds.]]

* Terror-dactyl: [[spoiler: pterosaurs attack the village in a Season 3 episode, which turns out to be because it’s on their nesting grounds.]]

** Terror-dactyl: [[spoiler: pterosaurs attack the village in a Season 3 episode, which turns out to be because it’s on their nesting grounds.]]

** The ''[[TerrifyingTyrannosaur T. rex]]'' and [[RaptorAttack raptors]] seen in Season 3 are, as usual, blatantly copied from ''Franchise/JurassicPark''.
** Zig-zagged with the [[TerrorDactyl pterosaurs]]. They don't particularly match any known species, looking like [[ToothyBird toothy]] ''Pteranodon'' or oversized ''Ludodactylus'' but preying on smaller land animals like azhdarchids. On the flipside, they are [[ShownTheirWork quite accurate]] in terms of anatomy and the way they take off.

** The pterosaurs are quadrupedal, coated in pycnofibres, and take off by vaulting with their wings.

** The pterosaurs are quadrupedal, coated in pycnofibres, and take off by vault with their wings.

** The pterosaurs have correct quadrupedal postures, coats of pycnofibres, and vault with their wings.

** Zig-zagged with the [[TerrorDactyl pterosaurs]]. They don't particularly match any known species, looking like [[ToothyBird toothy]] ''Pteranodon'' or oversized ''Ludodactylus'' but prey on smaller land animals like azhdarchids. On the flipside, they are [[ShownTheirWork quite accurate]] in terms of anatomy and the way they take off.

** Zig-zagged with the [[TerrorDactyl pterosaurs]]. They don't particularly match any known species, looking like [[ToothyBird toothy]] ''Pteranodon'' or oversized ''Ludodactylus''. On the flipside, they are [[ShownTheirWork quite accurate]] in terms of anatomy and the way they take off.

* ShownTheirWork: [[spoiler: The ''Spinosaurus'' in Season 3 is almost completely accurate to the animal as of 2023, having an "M" shaped sail, relatively short hind limbs but still being bipedal, and a flattened paddle-like tail]].

* ShownTheirWork: The ''Spinosaurus'' in Season 3 is almost completely accurate to the animal as of 2023, having an "M" shaped sail, relatively short hind limbs but still being bipedal, and a flattened paddle-like tail.

** In the season 2 finale, we see what appears to be a large monitor lizard, possibly a megalania, in a cave. In real life this species was endemic to Australia, and in fact no monitors of any kind occurred in the Americas.

* PortrayedByDifferentSpecies:
** Although they are not explicitly identified as such, the camels we see in 10,000 BC California are presumably meant to be the extinct Camelops hesternus, but they are portrayed by living dromedary camels.

* PortrayedbyDifferentSpecies:

* Portrayed by Different Species:

* MorePredatorsThanPrey: Someone gets attacked by a large predator -- or multiple predators -- in multiple episodes, but the area is very low on the large herbivores that would be necessary to support them.

* BadassGrandpa: Silas. He's a well trusted member of a village in 10,000 BC and is a knife expert as well. He's also a PapaWolf regarding his grandson Isaiah.

''La Brea'' (''The Pitch'') is a Creator/{{NBC}} drama series that premiered September 28th, 2021.

* MisplacedWildlife: Possibly. There has been no discovered fossil evidence of snakes the size of the one the attacks Riley found in 10,000 BC North America.

!!Tropes:

** The show's ''Teratornis'' are based on outdated depictions, being essentially giant vultures (albeit with [[KidnappingBirdOfPrey grasping feet]] instead of terrestrial stalkers of small prey.

** [[spoiler: The first episode of Season 2 introduces a woolly rhino, a species which never lived in North America]].