Moszeu Chreéts

Ceratopy are quite sensitive but do possess great strength with the right training.

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Name: Small Roamer Scientific Name: Meiolania brevicollis Diet: Herbivore Date: Middle Miocene to Late Pleistocene Size: Up to‭ ‬2.5‭ ‬meters long Weight: 150 to 1300 kg Location: Australia and some of the outlying islands including New Caledonia,‭ ‬Lord Howe Island, and Vanuatu amongst others. Possibly Viti Levu. Additional Information: May have used its spiked tail for defense, similar to Glyptiodonts.

Name: Sloped Head Scientific Name: Prenocephale prenes Diet: Herbivore Date: Late Cretaceous (80 to 75 mya) Size: 2.4 meters long Weight: 130 kilograms (290 lbs) Location: Mongolia Additional Information: Maybe adults of its close-relative, Homalocephale.

Name: King Lizard Scientific Name: Basilosaurus cetoides Diet: Carnivore Date: Late Eocene (41.3 to 33.9 mya) Size: 5 to 20 m (49 to 66 ft) long Weight: 60 tons (132,000 lbs) Location: USA, Egypt, Wadi Al-Hitan.‭ ‬Pakistan Additional Information: When it was named by Richard Harlan, it was first thought to be a marine reptile. It was until it was studied by Richard Owen that he confirmed it to be a mammal, so it was proposed to have its name changed to Zeuglodon. However, due to the name being officially registered, the name wasn't changed, so Zeuglodon became a synonym, instead..

Name: Auca Lizard Scientific Name: Aucasaurus garridoi Diet: Carnivore Date: Late Cretaceous (85 to 80 mya) Size: 6.1 metres (20 ft) long Weight: At least 1.5 tons (200 to 240 kg) Location: Argentina Additional Information: Is smaller than its relative, the Carnotaurus, and had a pair of low ridges above each eye instead of horns.

Name: Sea Bear Scientific Name: Enaliarctos mealsi‭ Diet: Carnivore Location: USA,‭ ‬California, and Oregon Size: Around‭ ‬1.5‭ ‬meters long Location: USA,‭ ‬California and Oregon Additional Information: Swam with both front and hind limbs. True Seals only use their rear limbs whereas sea lions and fur seals use their front limbs.

Name: Alarming lizard Scientific Name: Tarbosaurus bataar Additional Information: Had different shaped skulls compared to North American Tyrannosaurs. North American Tyrannosaurs's bite force went into the nasal bones, whereas Tarbosaurus lacked these features, instead of sending the force to the lacrimal (around the eye). Date: Late Cretaceous (70 mya) Size: The largest known individuals were between 10 and 12 m (33 and 39 ft) long Weight: Around 4 to 5 metric tons. Location: Mongolia and other areas in China. Additional Information: Had different shaped skulls compared to North American Tyrannosaurs. North American Tyrannosaurs's bite force went into the nasal bones, whereas Tarbosaurus lacked these features, instead sending the force to the lacrimal (around the eye).