Andrewsarchus
Andrewsarchus is a huge mammalian predator inhabited Mongolia, China and Central Asia during the middle and late Eocene epoch about 45-36 million years ago. In 1923 Roy Chapman Andrews expedition recovered the animal remains at Irdin Manha Formation. The animal was named after the expedition leader additionally attaining the meaning “commander”. The Andrewsarchus had an impressive body size from the snout to 1.5 metres tail tip varying from 3.8 to 6 metres. The gigantic skull was 56 centimetres in width and 83 centimetres in length. Brain size, however, was surprisingly small. It had large canines and incisors but flat molar teeth. Andrewsarchus weighed about 1 ton. It probably was the largest mammalian predator ever lived on Earth.
