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Dinofelis barlowi, from the Early Pliocene to the late Pleistocene of North Hemisphere

Dinofelis

Dinofelis climbed into trees where they would wait for unsuspecting prey to fall within their view from the tree.

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The dinofelis is believed to have lived a solitary life and hunted at night, much like our modern-day leopards.

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Dinofelis, a prehistoric cat with very long teeth, is waiting atop a rock in the forest. Off in the distance, three small pheasants are pecking the forest floor for food. 3D Rendering

Dinofelis

The dinofelis was a carnivore and ambush hunter. They preyed on herbivorous animals that ate grass and vegetation as their main diet and rarely attacked other predatory animals.

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