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Large Hypercarnivores Shaped the Pleistocene and Preserved Landscapes, Researchers Say
Hypercarnivores, or enormous predators, most likely shaped the ecosystem during the Pleistocene epoch. Essentially, packs of these large animals controlled populations of herbivores so to preserve the ancient landscapes and valuable vegetation.
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