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The 'American Cheetah' Was Actually a Different Animal All Along
The Ice Age movies get one major thing right: Climate shifts and glaciation caused profound animal migrations and evolutionary adaptations – though it's uncertain if any of them resulted from an acorn-burying saber-toothed squirrel split…
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The Ice Age movies get one major thing right: Climate shifts and glaciation caused profound animal migrations and evolutionary adaptations – though it's uncertain if any of them resulted from an acorn-burying saber-toothed squirrel splitting a continent. During the Pleistocene epoch, circa 2.58 million to 11,700 years ago, or what's colloquially called the most recent 'ice age', North America hosted an awe-inspiring assortment of impressive animals.
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