Homotherium Masiakasaurus In terms of behavior

In terms of behavior

It is believed that these feathers could have had functions related to thermal regulation

approximately 50 million years ago

Its keen senses allowed it to detect prey at long distances

Homotherium Masiakasaurus In terms of behaviorHomotherium is the scientific name of an extinct genus of felines that lived during the Pleistocene, approximately between 1. 8 million and 11,000 years ago, and could measure 2. 3 meters long and weigh about 200 kg. Also known as "scimitar toothed cats," these cats were carnivorous predators that shared the landscape with other iconic Ice Age species, such as mammoths and woolly rhinos. Unlike modern felines, Homotherium had distinctive adaptations,