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SHORT FACED BEAR-Arctodus simus: A Complete Scientific and Historical Account of Arctodus Simus, Ice Age Ecosystems, and the Megafaunal Extinction

SHORT FACED BEAR-Arctodus simus: A Complete Scientific and Historical Account of Arctodus Simus, Ice Age Ecosystems, and the Megafaunal Extinction

Paperback

Series: Animal Fossils, Book 6

GeologyOther AnimalsPaleontology

ISBN13: 9798250439343
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 2 2026
Pages: 206
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Before humans ruled North America, something else did.

For nearly two million years, Arctodus simus - the short-faced bear - stood as the largest terrestrial carnivore on Earth. Heavier than a modern polar bear, faster than any bear alive today, and dominant over every predator sharing its Ice Age world including Smilodon and the dire wolf, the giant bear ruled the Pleistocene with a physical presence that nothing could challenge and a foraging strategy that science is still working to fully understand.

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