Embolotherium Andrewsi : Resting

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Description

Embolotherium andrewsi was a massive brontothere, a relative of early rhinoceroses, that lived during the Late Eocene in what is now Mongolia.

It stood over 2.5 meters tall at the shoulders and weighed more than two tons.

Its most striking feature was a large, bony, battering-ram-shaped crest on its skull, which likely served for display or resonance rather than combat.

Unlike modern rhinos, Embolotherium lacked horns and had a bulky, heavy body adapted for grazing on soft vegetation.

Its presence in Central Asia highlights the diversity of ancient mammal megafauna and provides clues to the ecological dynamics of Eocene grasslands.

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