Existence of Enormous Saber-Tooth
Based in the Westbury, New York area, Valerie Varnuska enjoys learning about the natural environment surrounding her by exploring the outdoors and studying the night sky regularly. Valerie Varnuska follows the latest research studies in the field of paleontology. A recent research study recently published in the Journal of Mammalian Evolution describes the discovery of a newly identified giant saber-tooth that is presumed to have inhabited North America between five and nine million years ago. As part of the investigation, scientists compared uncategorized and already classified fossil specimens of forearms and teeth belonging to giant saber-tooths worldwide. While comparing fossils, they discovered numerous specimens from giant felines in museums across North America. Subsequently, they concluded the existence of a newly found ancient relative to the saber-tooth animal that lived in North America. Named Machairodus lahayishupup, the primitive mammal is thought to have weighed betwee