What continent do saber toothed tigers live in?

Answer 1

At best, saber-tooth cats live on only in the imaginations of those who find them fascinating. You might have expected them to fill much the same ecological niche as present day cougar(Puma concolor) of North and South America and live in the same broad range of habitats: forests, savannas, lowland and mountainous deserts.. Keep in mind that this is only a comparison; although cougars and saber-toothed cats both belong to the family Felidae, modern cats are from the sub-family Felinaewhile the saber toothed cats were from the extinct sub-family Machairodontinae. Saber toothed cats have no modern descendants.

The saber toothed cats were a subfamily of cats that scientists refer to as the Machairodontinae. The Machairodontinae flourished for nearly 30 million years on all continents except Australia and Antarctica. The last saber toothed cats were Smilodon, a genus from North and South America that died out about 10,000 years ago.

Answer 2

Saber toothed cats were a subfamily of cats. Their fossils have been found on all continents but Australia and Antarctica. They were primarily adapted for grassland ecosystems where their primary prey lived, which were megafaunal mammals such as mammoths and bison.

Answer 3

There were many different species of saber toothed cats. Each species lived in a specific time and place. Remains of different types of saber toothed cats have been found on all continents except Australia and Antarctica, dating between 23 million and 10,000 years ago.

Answer 4

in most parts of it probably mostly in the north