Megacerops Toy dinis 75 inches long and 2

75 inches long and 2

hopefully allowing elephant populations a chance at stabilizing and rebounding in the comings years

including sadness

This dragon is a friend to the forest

as well as being hunted for their meat

Megacerops Toy dinis 75 inches long and 2Megacerops was very similar to modern day rhinos, but was not closely related. It actually belonged to a group of prehistoric animals called Brontotheres (Thunder Beasts). These animals were larger than todays rhinos, and were the largest land mammals alive during the Eocene epoch. They lived around 35 million years ago. History: Megacerops has a convoluted history of discovery, due to competing paleontologists all attempting to be the first to name