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Eomellivora piveteau - Prehistoric giant Honey badger

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Eomellivora piveteau - Prehistoric giant Honey badger

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10-30-2018, 09:56 PM

(10-30-2018, 08:53 PM)Spalea Wrote: This beast, giant mustelid, would have been a nightmare for any opponent...

Something like grumpy hyena maybe :) But I doubt, that so suicidal, that it would have fought with bigger predators at the time too much. Big predators seldom see nightmares, but often rivals from whom usurp carcass or kill if not giving in voluntarily. It would be fun to know if this ancestor was with same attitude as current honey badger, but some things remain as mysteries...
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