Smilodon (Saber-Tooth Cat) MBTI 성격 유형
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Not actually called saber-toothed tigers, but fit the motif. There were a large number of saber-toothed cats throughout the world at various geologic periods (along with scimitar-toothed cats, dirk-toothed cats, as well as Thylacosmilus, a marsupial carnivore that wasn't related to the cat family, but does slightly resemble one. Even an ancestor of mammals, Gorgonops, bore a sort of saber-tooth), but the one most familiar to people is Smilodon, and specifically Smilodon fatalis, a Pleistocene species that ranged down the west coast of the Americas as far south as Peru. Smilodon was about the size of a lion, but much more compact and muscular, kind of like a jaguar. The two enlarged canine teeth allowed the saber-tooth to hunt extremely large prey, but were very fragile and prone to breaking quite easily. Rather than puncturing their prey, the teeth were intended to pinch off the arteries of the neck in a fatal blood choke. Sabertooths have evolved and disappeared repeatedly throughout the past. As prey animals evolve to huge size, so to the sabertooths appear. When large prey disappear, so to the sabertooths with their fragile fangs. If you want to make a present-day cat appear older, or just more badass, you just need to add some overgrown fangs. Sabertooths were cats, being part of the Felidae family, but they belonged to a different branch of the cat family tree, and left no living descendants. Smilodon populator fulfills the stereotypical requirement of ancient versions of modern animals to be giant scary monsters - while similar in height and length to large modern tigers, because of their extremely muscular build they were far heavier and stronger but less flexible. The largest known specimen is estimated to have weighed over half a ton. And they're NOT to be confused with the Marvel supervillain of the same name.
