Aenocyon dirus Variant:Unprimed It was a sauropod with

It was a sauropod with a relatively small skull and knife-shaped teeth for cutting through the tough plants that made up its diet

Its general appearance resembled that of a giraffe

which ended about 66 million years ago

allowing it to access food sources inaccessible to other animals

The Model Pose represents a perched Pteranodon specimen

Aenocyon dirus Variant:Unprimed It was a sauropod withAenocyon dirus, commonly known as the dire wolf, was an imposing species of wolf that roamed North America to Argentina during the Pleistocene, from approximately 1. 8 million years ago to around 10,000 years ago. This giant canid stood out for its size, being one of the largest wolves known from the Pleistocene era. With a stocky build and strong limbs, Aenocyon dirus was adapted for hunting in the harsh environments of the late Ice Age. Although its