Our planet Earth has undergone significant transformations throughout its history, with its continents repeatedly merging and splitting apart. This dynamic process has given rise to a series of supercontinents, vast landmasses that spanned much of the globe. Join us on a journey through time to explore some of these ancient giants. Starting with the oldest known supercontinent, Vaalbara, which existed over three billion years ago, we'll trace the evolution of these colossal landmasses through Rodinia, Pannotia, Gondwana, and Pangea. Discover the fascinating geological forces that drove these continental collisions and learn about the unique ecosystems and life forms that thrived on these ancient landscapes. This tour of Earth's supercontinents offers a glimpse into our planet's long and dynamic past, shaping its present geography and biodiversity.
