Scientists make shocking ‘triple whammy extinction event’ prediction set to hit Earth

But thankfully, despite the habitat-endangering threat posed through climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels, you likely still have a few hundred million years before the planet goes through three massive life-ending events all at once.

University of Bristol scientists described all mammals being wiped out in 250 million years, following a confluence of three major and unavoidable factors.

According to the study, the first major extinction event will follow the formation of one final supercontinent, with all land masses eventually converging through plate tectonics into ‘Pangaea Ultima’.