Continental Drift Theory

The concept of continents fitting together has intrigued many, starting with Ortelius and later expanded by Wegener, who famously pieced them into the supercontinent Pangaea. Wegener's extensive evidence, including similarities in animal species and geological formations across continents, challenged existing beliefs. Notably, the discovery of unique fossils, like those of Mesosaurus, underscored the improbability of land animals crossing vast oceans, lending credence to the idea of a connected past.