What If Saber-Toothed Tigers Didn't Go Extinct?
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Saber-toothed tigers, also known as smilodons roamed north and south America for quite some time, along with wooly mammoths. According to fossil evidence, they have been present for 1.8 million years ago. But around 12 thousand years ago, during the Quaternary extinction, The saber-toothed tiger went extinct along with many other animals present during the ice age. But what if saber-toothed tigers had managed to survive the mass extinction that took place at the end of the ice age, and had lived on until modern day? That’s exactly what we’re going to talk about, right now on life’s biggest questions.
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