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Machaeroides was a sabertoothed mammal from the Eocene, about as heavy as a medium-sized dog. Tree climbing, stoat, with strong front legs.
I'm no paleo artist, but I studied from paleo art and the current bones we have to put together the shapes and animate a way these creatures might have moved. Just a paleo admirer!
Bridger Formation posters
These posters depict a setting from the Bridger Formation during both day and night. The Early Eocene scenes feature members of various long-gone mammal lineages.
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Art by Stieven Van der Poorten
10 Creatures With Saberteeth
10 Creatures With Saberteeth
10 Machaeroides One of the first mammals to develop saberteeth, Machaeroides were about the size of a large fox or small coyote, but due to its enlarged canines, it probably could kill larger prey than other, similarly sized predators. Machaeroides lived in the Eocene period, over 50 million years ago; it belonged to the Creodonta group, which were predatory mammals that ruled the world before…
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