Pangea Supercontinent Map - Ancient Earth Geography Visualization #1567445 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized 3D globe depicts Earth during the late Permian epoch (~250 million years ago), when the supercontinent Pangea dominated the planet’s surface. Landmasses are shown in warm yellows and greens to indicate arid and vegetated zones, while blue rivers trace ancient drainage systems across the unified land. The surrounding Panthalassic Ocean and Tethys Sea frame the continent, highlighting how geography shaped early climate and biodiversity.

Used in educational science pages, geology textbooks, museum exhibits, and interactive timelines to illustrate plate tectonics and Earth’s paleogeography; targets students, educators, and science enthusiasts seeking visual context for continental drift theory.