Prehistoric times contained some of the largest and most terrifying predators to have ever roamed the earth. Some relied on raw strength and speed while others utilized the element of surprise to satisfy their hunger. Despite these two dissimilar styles of hunting, each of these predators shared a common characteristic: they reigned as one of the top hunters of their time. These amazing prehistoric predators had their own particular ways of hunting that kept them at the top of the food chain. Prehistoric Pleistocene Predators Prehistoric North America was rife with ferocious predators. It might surprise some people to know that many of the most incredible beasts lived not all that long ago. They were formidable hunters that thrived during the Pleistocene Epoch, the age of megafauna in North America. It was a time when mammoths, giant ground sloths, giant beavers and huge stag-moose roamed the land. To survive in this challenging landscape a hunter needed the size, power and ferocity to overcome such massive prey. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEyLz8t9PrQ

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