Edaphosaurus sp. life-sized This tail allowed it to

This tail allowed it to reach sustained speeds in the water

the Acrocanthosaurus ferociously lunges at the Tenontosaurus

Its front limbs with large claws also suggest that it could have effectively caught prey in the water

suggesting that it could run at high speeds if necessary

Edaphosaurus sp. life-sized This tail allowed it toEdaphosaurus was a herbivorous synapsid that lived during the Permian Period, approximately 303 to 275 million years ago. Although it is often confused with dinosaurs due to its appearance, it actually belongs to a more primitive group of reptiles related to mammals. Edaphosaurus fossils have been found primarily in North America and Europe, indicating that it inhabited a wide range of environments during the early Permian. This animal is known for