Megaloceros giganteus Escala:1:20 It is believed that it

It is believed that it used its powerful jaw to bite and tear the flesh of its prey

suggesting that it was an efficient carnivore that fed on other dinosaurs

although there is still some debate among experts about this interpretation

including partial cervical half-rings and dorsal and lateral plates

Su mordida —posiblemente entre las más potentes de todos los vertebrados marinos conocidos— habría ejercido presiones capaces de triturar cráneos y costillas con facilidad

Megaloceros giganteus Escala:1:20 It is believed that itMegaloceros giganteus, commonly known as the giant deer or Irish elk, was one of the most spectacular cervids of the Pleistocene and one of the most emblematic species of the European megafauna. Despite its popular name, it was not a true elk in the strict sense, nor was it restricted to Ireland. Its distribution extended across large areas of Europe and western Asia, with an especially famous fossil record from Irish lake deposits and peat bogs. It