Learning about ancient cats and all their freakt teeth
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Learning about ancient cats and all their freakt teeth
Snow ghosts
The scimitar-toothed cat Homotherium latidens and the way they I see them in the Siderian-world. Siderians may call them 'flatfangs' because of their elongated and laterally flattened fangs.
See the original post on my DeviantArt page: https://www.deviantart.com/felisglacialis/art/1169028152
[Africa: 3.5 mya]
"Meeting a new Friend"
Homotherium
(Scimitar-Toothed Cat)
Very dangerous
"A large lanky alien cat that inhabits mountains and open plains of this newly discovered region of FMM UV-32. While technically belonging to the same family as "saber-tooth cats", it lacks the iconic saber teeth on the front. Instead it has scimitar like front teeth, hence the name. Homotherium live in pairs and hunt a wide variety of animals, both tiny and huge. They have powerful tearing bites, that allow them to cut and process meat very efficiently. These alien cats are pursue hunters. As long legs and short bodies make them very good runners. Homotherium are one of the fastest carnivores of Neogenia despite also being one of the largest. To achieve such speed however, they had to sacrifice their claws which are now weak and blunt. Notably these carnivores are not as particularly interested in humans as some others, but they are still highly dangerous if approached."
I know it’s been a while but here’s a low effort sketch since I need to be more active hehehe
also look at Pyrope! She finally been catified
Somebody made a lion one >:3
I don’t think we give enough thought about just how brief our place as apex predators has been compared to millions of years our ancestors spent as humble foragers and regular prey.
(Footage from Out of the Cradle)
Smilodon.
Recent study/doodle. Still kind of burned out by all of MMM, but am recovering. I have a long weekend coming up and I hope to do some personal art then.