providing clues to the ecology and lifestyle of this fascinating prehistoric creature

Perucetus colossus is a genus of extinct mammals that belong to the family of cetaceans

Its name means "single claw" in reference to its most distinctive feature: the small size of its forelimbs

se erige como un coloso saurópodo titanosauriano que habitó en lo que hoy es Madagascar durante el período Cretácico Tardío

patas traseras musculosas y patas delanteras pequeñas con tres dedos y garras afiladas

Megatherium Americanum Variant:Hand painted providing clues to the ecologyMegatherium americanum, also known as the megatherium, was a gigantic herbivorous creature that lived in South America during the Pleistocene period, approximately 2. 5 million years ago. This extinct mammal belonged to the order Pilosa and the family Megatheriidae, being one of the largest ground sloths that ever existed. With an estimated weight between 4 and 5 tons and a height that could reach 6 meters when standing on its hind legs, Megatherium