Megacerops coloradensis ancient era with an estimated length of

with an estimated length of around 7 metres ( 23 ft)

Snout-tail length 1900 mm

This trait is indicative of predominantly bipedal locomotion

suggesting that it could move on land

leaving its memory as a reminder of the consequences of human interference on wildlife

Megacerops coloradensis ancient era with an estimated length ofMegacerops coloradensis is an extinct species of perissodactyl mammal that lived during the late Eocene period, approximately 37 to 34 million years ago, in what is now North America. This animal belongs to the Brontotheriidae family and is commonly known as a "brontothere". It is distinguished by its large size and its most striking feature: a pair of Y shaped bony horns located on the anterior part of the skull. The body of Megacerops coloradensis