The Edaphosaurus pogonias would have lived in a forest and wetland environment during the early and middle Permian

1:72 scale - 170 mm long

some experts argue that Silesaurus opolensis is more of an early relative of dinosaurs than a true dinosaur

approximately between 231 and 220 million years ago

fossils have been found that give us a general idea of its appearance

Eremotherium laurillardi Scale:1:35 The Edaphosaurus pogonias would haveEremotherium laurillardi was a giant sloth that lived in various regions of America during the latter part of the Pleistocene period. These mammals belonged to the family Megatheriidae, which includes other giant ground sloths. Eremotherium laurillardi, in particular, was one of the largest species in its genus, and is believed to have reached impressive sizes. With robust limbs and enormous claws, Eremotherium was adapted for a terrestrial and