Wednesday, July 6, 2011

10 Types of the World's Largest Prehistoric Cats

1. Smilodon



Smilodon is one of the most famous prehistoric predators, and also one of the most formidable. There are at least three species live in North and South America; the smallest species, Smilodon gracilis, the size of the modern jaguar, while the lion of Smilodon fatalis. However, the species Smilodon Populator weighs 300 kg and an average of up to 500 kg when adult. Smilodon was not so nimble like modern cats, but he is very strong, with strong legs are also thick neck, and especially long nails to grip their prey. tusks can reach 30 cm in length, and perfect for causing a fatal injury ground squirrels, large animals, and even mammoths. Continue Reading...

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