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In the first episode of Walking with Beasts, a female Leptictidium was shown caring for her partially grown-up young and was the main mammalian focus of the episode, illustrating the development of the first mammals after the extinction of the dinosaurs in the K-T extinction event.
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leptictidium lived in the eocene epoch of the cenozoic era. it would look like a mix between a kangaroo and elephant shrew. in walking with beasts it is seen as prey for ambulocetus and gastornis, it is also seen foraging around for insects and frogs. in a world of predators it probably had to...
In Walking with Beasts. New Dawn. At dawn, a mother Leptictidium is hunting for food when she encounters another of her kind, possibly the father of her babies. A Gastornis watches them, and- after lulling her into a sense of security by pretending to leave -gives chase.
En el primer episodio la serie Walking with Beasts de la BBC, los protagonistas son una hembra de Leptictidium y sus jóvenes crías, y narra un día de la vida de uno de estos animales en el Eoceno.
The smallest ( Leptictidium auderiense) is about 60cm long, the middle-sized one ( Leptictidium nasutum) is about 75cm long and the largest, which is featured in the series (Leptictidium tobieni) is 90cm from nose to tail. This is about the size of a large cat. In Walking with Beasts [] New Dawn []
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