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Bite of Ancient Saber-toothed Marsupial was Weaker than a Housecat, but it Killed with Precision
An ancient saber-fanged marsupial known as Thylacosmilus, one of the super predators of its time during the Miocene era, could not rely on its massive teeth alone to make a kill - its jaws lacked the power to deliver a bite stronger than a house cat, according to the latest research on the creature.
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