Saber Toothed Tigers

smilodon dinofelis homotherium hoplophoneus pogonodon

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I don't think this is even the case, but it's really hard to know since it is during prehistoric times when scientists were the cavemen. It's likely that these two animals would've competed heavily for the same large game and fought over the same carcass, but a great short-faced bear as a predator to the saber toothed tiger? Not likely.

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The saber toothed tiger or the smilodons were mammals and so they gave birth to the babies........

1000 lbs

nearly 700 pounds for smilodon fatalis.

yes i could be drinking the same water as a saber tooth layed on

Possibly, if a frozen body of the exact same cat is found, and it's genes are intact, then they could be cloned or genetically engineered, but the chance of finding the cat with intact genes is really small.

I believe you misspelled bites. And it can take anywhere from 1 to 15, just depends on where the tiger bites. It the teeth puncture an artery, death will occur with minutes. But if the tiger bites in an area with minimal organs, death will not be so immediate.

An adult Smilodon wouldn't have had any predators. It would have had some competition, though, from flat faced bears and American lions. The cubs, though, were vulnerable to attack by a wide range of animals.

Once humans arrived in the Americas, they may have hunted Smilodon for its pelt and for sport.

A Saber Tooth Tiger could jump as high as an average modern Bengal Tiger.

It sleept with some pack members awake to alert while the young and female would sleep

The address of the Centro Criollo Del Saber Urb. Bairoa is: Los Criollos St., Caguas, 00727 M

They were not closely related at all. The main relation is that they would both be mammals.

Nobody knows. Probably, like the dire wolf, there were more small animals than big ones and they starved to death because, they were built to hunt down large prey. Another theory suggests the huge teeth made them front heavy and clumsy. Maybe it was humans who killed them.

One of the saber tooth tigers enemies where the huge terror birds that would kill the big cats and woolly mammoths could easily kill one too.

The largest breed of saber-toothed tiger was known as a Smilodon. They would reach lengths of 4-5 feet and grow to 3 feet tall.

The sabre tooth or Smilodon, existed in three subspecies. The largest was as heavy as today's biggest tigers, up to 600 pounds. The others were somewhat smaller. Smilodon was only distantly related to tigers.

They use a stream of smoke in the tunnel to figure out the air current when it is flowing over the wing of an aircraft

mainly to produce the most arodynamic aircraft possible

They came from Asia and Europe then later on some scientists found remains in the La Brea tat pits in California.

One that can survive millions of years....

saber tooth tigers claws are very big they were used for hunting

Saber toothed cats used their jaws for the same things most carnivores do. They used them to kill prey, and also to bite off food so that they could swallow it.

no. He is a cartoon character. But, his species, the Cronopio, or saber - toothed squirrel, is real.