Ypupiara lopai Scale:1:10 It was an extinct carnivorous

It was an extinct carnivorous species of felid that inhabited South America and belonged to the Machairodontinae subfamily that lived during the Upper Pleistocene

Saurophaganax is known to be one of the largest theropods that ever lived

the Concavenator fossil has provided invaluable information

Anzu wyliei

suggesting a wrinkled and possibly keratinous skin covering in life

Ypupiara lopai Scale:1:10 It was an extinct carnivorousYpupiara lopai is an extinct species of theropod that inhabited during the Cretaceous period, specifically in what is now Brazil. This dinosaur belongs to the group of unenlagines, a subfamily within the dromaeosaurids, known for its similarity to modern birds. Its name, "Ypupiara", comes from the Tupi Guarani and means "the one who lives in the water", reflecting the possible association of this animal with aquatic or semi aquatic environments. The