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An illustration of a sabertooth tiger. The predators went extinct between about 8,000 and 10,000 years ago. Adam Hartstone-Rose ...

Despite having eyes as wide-set as a cow's and surprisingly long upper-canine teeth with roots tunneling deep into its skull, the "marsupial sabertooth" proved to be an effective carnivore, a new ...

Related: Ancient saber-toothed 'gorgons' bit each other in ritualized combat But the marsupial sabertooth’s eye placement is more in line with herbivores such as cows and horses, which see the ...

With two massive canines, an L-shaped jaw, and a pouch to carry its young, the saber-toothed marsupial Thylacosmilus atrox sounds like an evolutionary Madlib. But researchers have now described an ...

Thylacosmilus, or the 'marsupial sabertooth', had wide-set eyes that didn't match with ambush hunting, yet it somehow found a way to thrive. Thylacosmilus, or the 'marsupial sabertooth', ...

Sabertooth skull. (ISU photo) In the animated movie “Ice Age,” there was a scary, saber-tooth tiger named Diego — which had real-life counterparts that lived in Iowa some 13,000 years ago ...