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Less than two million years ago, the second-largest mammal ever to walk the Earth roamed the woodlands of Europe, Asia and Africa. Deinotherium was the massive forefather of modern elephants-second in size only to the mighty Indricotherium. Though it shared some traits with its modern relatives, deinotherium had one striking difference: downward-facing, fang-like tusks that sprung from its lower jaw. They Lived in The Ice Age They Are found in Africa Europe and Asia, and They Are Borned in 1829
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Less than two million years ago, the second-largest mammal ever to walk the Earth roamed the woodlands of Europe, Asia and Africa. Deinotherium was the massive forefather of modern elephants-second in size only to the mighty Indricotherium. Though it shared some traits with its modern relatives, deinotherium had one striking difference: downward-facing, fang-like tusks that sprung from its lower jaw. They Lived in The Ice Age They Are found in Africa Europe and Asia, and They Are Borned in 1829
ft: @spencerstark6420
@thomashuffman3237
@TigersharkNation2691
@disneyvillainrocket1
