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Tiarajudens was a distant relative of mammals notable for its long, saber-teeth. Rather than hunt with them, as was done by saber-toothed cats such as the famous Smilodon, Tiarajudens is thought to have used its saber-teeth as display devices and to fight rivals of the same species. Indeed, unlike other prehistoric saber-toothed creatures, Tiarajudens was a herbivore. It lived in Brazil during the middle of the Permian Period, tens of millions of years before the rise of the dinosaurs, and when proto-mammals like it were the dominant terrestrial fauna.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:47 - Time, Location, and Discovery
02:24 - Classification
04:20 - Saber-Teeth
08:50 - Other Teeth
10:12 - Anomocephalus And Why the Title of This Video is Probably Wrong
13:38 - Paleoenvironment
15:10 - Conclusion
15:44 - Outro