Titanoboa cerrejonensis Variant:Unprimed 9 to 66 million years

9 to 66 million years ago

Medidas aproximadas del Medusaceratops:

una especie recientemente extinta de mamífero carnívoro perteneciente a la familia Mustelidae que media aproximadamente 55 cm desde el hocico a la base de la cola y poblaba las costas del este de Norteamérica

era más corto y robusto

Titanoboa cerrejonensis Variant:Unprimed 9 to 66 million yearsAbout 60 million years ago, during the Paleocene, the largest known snake, Titanoboa cerrejonensis , lived in what is now northern Colombia. Its fossil remains, discovered in the Cerrejn coal mines (La Guajira), include exceptionally large vertebrae and ribs, sufficient to reconstruct its colossal size. Morphometric studies indicate that Titanoboa reached lengths of 12 to 14 meters , with a body diameter of over 1 meter and an estimated weight of 1 to