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I would stick a terror bird skull on the end of a pole and call it a hellbird, like halberd.

By the late Eocene, mammals began to diversify and grew bigger in size, left vacant by the dinosaurs. Mammals such as Andrewsarchus and Hyeanadon became vicious.

Though recent studies suggest that Andrewsarchus was more of an opportunistic scavenger rather than a hunting animal, though it might be possible that they would go for smaller animals, anything that was easy game.

While a ancestor of the whale, despite being a “giant hoofed wolf” in media, as I much like the concept, Andrewsarchus belonged to the artiodactyl— even toed ungulates— most likely also related to hippos and Entelodont, also known as hell pigs. So not a “sheep in wolf’s clothing”.

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Gorgonichthys clarki

A late devonian placoderm with large fang-like dental plates on both jaws. Comparable in size with the more known Dunkleosteus, this predatory fish may have held on to prey better thanks to its hardware.