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The scientific belief that all the continents were once a whole land. Many years ago, it is suspected that the big continent started to break apart from each other. The two parts were called Laurasia, which made up North America and Eurasia, and Gondwanaland, which consisted of the remaining continents. Eventaully, the continents continued to move and came to their present day location.
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