Pachycroccuta Was A Top Predator. Even If It Doesn't Stand A 1v1 Chance Against The King Ngandong Tiger, It Was Dominating The Area Due To A Social Life.
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DescriptionZhoukoudian Pachycrocuta.jpg
English: Reconstruction of Pachycrocuta at the Zhoukoudian Museum
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