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The specialized parts of the saber tooth cat are its powerful muscles, a jaw that can open 90 degrees, and long upper canines. Those features made saber tooth cats excellent natural hunters. Their large size and musculature makes them an apex predator, so they don't have to worry about any other animals, like American lions and flat faced bears.

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