Deinotherium Miniature Museum con grandes garras en las

con grandes garras en las extremidades que le permitían caminar y correr con agilidad

Fossil remains include teeth and bone fragments that have allowed paleontologists to reconstruct their appearance and behavior

Diplodocus carnegii's tail was also remarkably long

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It is believed that it lived in swampy and wooded areas near rivers and lakes

Deinotherium Miniature Museum con grandes garras en lasDeinotherium (D. giganteum, "Terrible beast") is an extinct genus of primitive elephants that lived during the Miocene and Pliocene, between approximately 23 and 5 million years ago. They are believed to be close relatives of modern elephants and belonged to the family Deinotheriidae, characterized by downward curving tusks. The Deinotherium were huge and robust animals, with bodies that could reach 4 meters in height and weigh up to 10 tons. Its most