What the ancient supercontinent Pangea would look like with modern political borders. If there were humans 300 million years ago, we wonder if a contemporary version of Al Gore would’ve claimed continental drift was anthropogenic and recommended a tax on magma to prevent it.
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How did antartica end up north of Australia? And where is the Arctic?
The Great Lakes? Seriously?
LOL. Because we all know if the US throws trillions of dollars at a problem, such as the climate changing or continental drift, we can fix it.
The horn of Africa was ripped out of the east coast of America? Cool. So when dust storms from the Sahara sprinkle dust on the Carolinas, that's two land masses who used to be attached trying to say hello to each other. Kind of romantic.
Algore proposing a magma tax... I lava that one!
(stifles a groan)
You could still see Russia from your house in Alaska!