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  1. walkingwith.fandom.com › wiki › DeinotheriumDeinotherium | Walking With Wikis | Fandom

    Deinotherium was a large mammal. It was the third largest land mammal ever to exist, only succeeded by Indricotherium and Palaeoloxodon. Due to this immense size and bulk, Deinotherium was the largest animal in its ecosystem. Deinotherium, like its relatives, possessed a pair of tusks.

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    25 de mar. de 2019 · Walking with Beasts - Deinotherium ( All Scenes) Goji98. 25.4K subscribers. Subscribed. 1.5K. 158K views 4 years ago.

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    7 de oct. de 2018 · All content in this video is the property of BBC worldwide! I'm simply using it under fair use! Music composed by Benjamin Bartlet

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    Walking With Beasts [2001] - Deinotherium Screen Time. M. REX Screen Time. 24K subscribers. Subscribed. 213. 17K views 2 years ago. Tags: Dinosaur. Walking With Dinosaurs. prehistoric...

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  6. walking-with.fandom.com › wiki › DeinotheriumDeinotherium | Walking With Wiki | Fandom

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    Maquettes of Deinotherium (left) and Australopithecus (right), used to create the computer models in Walking with Beasts Chambers and Freeman worked with sculptors to create accurate reconstructions of the animals in the series.

  8. walkingwithdinos.fandom.com › wiki › DeinotheriumDeinotherium | Walking with Dinosaurs Wiki | Fandom

    Deinotherium was a mighty proboscidian, of Pliocene Africa. The name means 'Terrible Beast'. At 10-14 tonnes, 5 metres tall at the shoulder and 8 metres from tusk to tail, this truly was a magnificent beast of a mammal. It had strange down curving tusks, several feet long.