16K Stenomylus The Prehistoric Dwarf Gazelle Camel Restoration

Spanning the open plains and semi-arid scrublands of Miocene North America, Stenomylus was one of the most unique and delicate evolutionary branches of the camelid family. Standing only about 60 centimeters tall at the shoulder, this miniature herbivore possessed a slender, gazelle-like frame optimized for swift evasion and grazing across prehistoric grasslands long before modern … 더 읽기

16K Deinotherium The Prehistoric Downward Tusked Titan Restoration

Roaming the ancient Miocene and Pleistocene woodlands of Eurasia and Africa, Deinotherium represented one of the most remarkable evolutionary branches of the proboscidean family. Standing nearly 4 meters tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 12 tons, this massive prehistoric mammal possessed a distinct jaw structure that separates it from all modern elephant relatives. … 더 읽기