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it is a big cat that lived a real' long time ago and had massive fangs producing from its mouth. They are canivores, which eat meat. They are classified as Smilodons. Their mouth opens up to 120 degrees while modern tigers only open up to 6...
they ate meat such as,deer, buffaloes, fish, and zebras as an example
Truthfully, there is no such thing as a saber-toothed tiger. The correct term is saber-toothed cat, and there used to be a staggering variety of species from all over the globe. The most well-known (and largest) of which was the Smilodon of...
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There isn't technically any such thing as the 'tiger family' - tigers belong to the cat family, Felidae. Sabre-toothed cats also belonged to this family. There were various different species of them, but the name 'sabre-toothed tiger' is us...
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The answer to your question, if I follow the traditional definition of the word "dinosaur", is: no, ...
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Different types saber toothed cats lives at different time periods. But the most popular one lived in north america until the continent of South Amiraca colided with north america. Then they migrated across the border and settled down in So...
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1. any of many extinct cats of the Old and New Worlds having long swordlike upper canine teeth; from the Oligocene through the Pleistocene
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Sabre-Toothed Tiger teeth were approximately 17 cm (7 inches) long. Their teeth did NOT continue to grow through their life.
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No, dinosaurs were reptiles and saber-toothed tigers were mammals.
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