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Smilodon was a carnivore that existed alongside a number of herbivorous animals. Animals like Megatherium and Doedicurus would have been tough to take down. So Smilodon probably preyed on animals like Macrauchenia most of the time. Smilodon also may have competed with other carnivores like terror birds, such as Phorusrhaco in South America and Titanis in North America.
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How many animals would there be in a pack of Smilodons?
2
What is a diet of the dodo bird?
Dinosaurs cryolophosauruses small Mastodons and sometimes smilodons
Why do Smilodons roar at Ice Age?
To warn other animals he's boss.
What are smilodons useful for?
Nothing, saber-toothed cats (or incorrectly a saber-toothed tigers) are extinct.
How does a saber-tooth cat reproduce?
The saber toothed tiger or the smilodons were mammals and so they gave birth to the babies........
What is a puffins predators?
•Mouse-eating monsters •Smilodons •Seagulls •polar bears •Orcas •Foxes
What was the saber-toothed tigers main prey?
The Saber tooth tiger is a carnivor. So, therefore it would eat bison,deer and American camel (now extinct). Sometimes the saber tooth tigers (or Smilodons) would prey on juvenile mastodons and mammoths.
What is a natural predator of puffin?
•Mouse-eating monsters •Smilodons •Seagulls •polar bears •Orcas •Foxes
Who are the smilodons enemy?
megatheriam the giant ground sloth was sometimes an enemy and the terror birds were enemys too
Did smilodons live in prides?
Smilodons, commonly known as saber-toothed cats, likely did not live in prides like modern lions. Evidence suggests they may have been solitary or lived in small social groups, possibly for hunting purposes. Their social structure is still a subject of research, but fossil findings indicate they were more likely to be solitary hunters rather than forming large, cooperative groups.
What do sabertooths eat?
Saber-toothed cats, also known as Smilodons, were carnivorous predators that primarily fed on large herbivores such as mammoths, bison, and horses. They had strong jaws and sharp, long canines that helped them take down their prey. Additionally, they may have supplemented their diet with smaller animals or scavenged for food when necessary.
What happen a year ago?
Now, we do know a great deal thanks to the fossil record It was the Calabrian stage of the Pleistocene. 1,000,000 years is not particularly significant - the end of that stage had the poles reverse and a plunge into an ice age Animals would be largely familiar, including mastodons, smilodons and giant sloths. Not to mention Homo erectus, one of our more successful ancestors.
