The smilodon was a dinosaur and known as a sabre tooth cat who had large fangs. This animal has been extinct for over 10,000 years and its lifespan is not known.
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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.
The average lifespan for a wall lizard is about 7 years.
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The Merlin birds average lifespan is 7 years
Smilodon Fatalis/Smilodon Imperator. Smilodon fatalis ,Smilodon gracilis, and Smilodon populator
Depends, If The Bear Dog Was One Of Those Fox Sized Bear Dogs, Then It Would Be Smilodon. If It Was Smilodon Gracilis With Amphicion. Amphicion Would Go And Grab The Smilodon Gracilis On The Neck. Smilodon Gracilis With A Fox Sized Bear Dog. Smilodon Gracilis Is The Winner. Amphicion With Smilodon Fatalis. It Depends. If There Was A Pack Of Amphicions, Amphicion Wins. If Both Were Alone, Amphicion Wins, If It Was A Pack Of Smilodon Fatalis, Smilodon Fatalis. Smilodon Populator With Amphicion. Depends. If The Bear Dog Was Fast Enough. Bear Dog. If The Smilodon Knew. Smilodon Populator.
The smilodon is an animal :D
The smilodon is an animal :D
The smilodon and the dinicitis are both types of large cats. The smilodon is a descendant of the minced, and the dinicitis was a descendant of the minced, as well, and was related to the dinicitis.
smil o don = smilodon fat a lis = fatalis
There are many species of saber tooth cats such as Smilodon, Megapotherous and Barberfelis.
Smilodon was first described by Peter Wilhelm Lund in 1841. He discovered the fossils of Smilodon populator in Lagoa Santa, a small town in Minas Giras, Brazil.
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Smilodon lived in North and South America between 2.5 million and 10,000 years ago.
Early humans likely competed with the smilodon for food resources such as large herbivores. As hunters, early humans would have targeted similar prey species as the smilodon, potentially leading to competition for resources. This competition may have contributed to the decline of the smilodon population.
The smilodon skeleton display can be viewed at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo, Japan. The smilodon was an ancient type of cat which lived ten thousand years ago.