which it used to catch and hold its prey

A frontal attack was unlikely

prehistoric version of the millipedes we know today

while their tusks helped them forage for food on the ground or in the snow

This dietary adaptation is a significant finding

Paraceratherium, Madre y Cría Scale:1:20 which it used to catchParaceratherium, also known as Indricotherium, is an extinct genus of mammal belonging to the rhinoceros family. It lived during the Eocene period, approximately 34 to 23 million years ago. Paraceratherium was one of the largest terrestrial mammals to have existed on Earth. It looked similar to a rhinoceros, but with enormous dimensions. It is estimated that it was around 7 meters tall at the shoulders and could reach a length of up to 8 meters, with