Samotherium africanum : Run

Available sizes Medium – 1:35 of the actual size | Normal & Pre-supported and Hollow versions Description Samotherium africanum was an extinct giraffid that lived during the Late Miocene in Africa. A relative of modern giraffes, it had a shorter neck but a similarly slender body adapted for browsing. This species is characterized by two prominent ossicones (bony horn-like structures) on its head, which were likely used for display or combat. Unlike today’s giraffes, Samotherium africanum had a…

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