Dinofelis barlowi

falied hunt

this video shows that dinofelis is not built for running after their prey!

SMILODON DRAWINGS!

A tribute to prehistoric cats. I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING

A Documentary from the BBC: Walking with Beasts 2001© As Seen On Television (UK Version) Narrator: Kenneth Charles Branagh Episode 4: Next of Kin SUMMARY: The fourth episode takes place in the Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa. The climate has changed, and now great grasslands have replaced trees. The episode focuses around a tribe of small hominids known as Australopithecus, one of the first apes able to walk upright and a close ancestor to humans. The Australopithecus has evolved to walk upright so as to better maneuver the plains as well as the climb the trees. However, it notes that although the Australopithecus looks human, it still only has the mind the size of a chimpanzee's. Some of the topics explored in the episode are the close social bonds among the tribe, how they use grooming as a means of communication, and how they work together to forage for food and to defend one another from attacks from such animals as an angry male Deinotherium and the predator Dinofelis. [Re-Uploaded for Educational Purposes] Click Link Below for [PLAYLIST] http://www.youtube.com/profile_play_list?user=MrBiological

A Documentary from the BBC: Walking with Beasts 2001© As Seen On Television (UK Version) Narrator: Kenneth Charles Branagh Episode 4: Next of Kin SUMMARY: The fourth episode takes place in the Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa. The climate has changed, and now great grasslands have replaced trees. The episode focuses around a tribe of small hominids known as Australopithecus, one of the first apes able to walk upright and a close ancestor to humans. The Australopithecus has evolved to walk upright so as to better maneuver the plains as well as the climb the trees. However, it notes that although the Australopithecus looks human, it still only has the mind the size of a chimpanzee's. Some of the topics explored in the episode are the close social bonds among the tribe, how they use grooming as a means of communication, and how they work together to forage for food and to defend one another from attacks from such animals as an angry male Deinotherium and the predator Dinofelis. [Re-Uploaded for Educational Purposes] Click Link Below for [PLAYLIST] http://www.youtube.com/profile_play_list?user=MrBiological

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A Documentary from the BBC: Walking with Beasts 2001© As Seen On Television (UK Version) Narrator: Kenneth Charles Branagh Episode 4: Next of Kin SUMMARY: The fourth episode takes place in the Great Rift Valley in eastern Africa. The climate has changed, and now great grasslands have replaced trees. The episode focuses around a tribe of small hominids known as Australopithecus, one of the first apes able to walk upright and a close ancestor to humans. The Australopithecus has evolved to walk upright so as to better maneuver the plains as well as the climb the trees. However, it notes that although the Australopithecus looks human, it still only has the mind the size of a chimpanzee's. Some of the topics explored in the episode are the close social bonds among the tribe, how they use grooming as a means of communication, and how they work together to forage for food and to defend one another from attacks from such animals as an angry male Deinotherium and the predator Dinofelis. [Re-Uploaded for Educational Purposes] Click Link Below for [PLAYLIST] http://www.youtube.com/profile_play_list?user=MrBiological