アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 5月9日 01時36分

This is one enormous #FossilFriday!
Indricotherium was an herbivore that lived in the forests of central Asia between 34 and 23 million years ago, and is the largest land mammal ever discovered. Weighing as much as 20 tons as an adult, the equivalent of 3-4 adult African elephants, Indricotherium could stretch its long neck to nibble leaves high in the treetops of the central Asian forests. Needing to eat massive amounts of vegetation to survive, Indricotherium suffered as the central Asian forests were replaced by grassland habitats, causing this huge mammal to become extinct.
Find this massive mount in the Museum’s Hall of Primitive Mammals.
AMNH/D.Finnin

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