The Tactical Strategist

That's what I think too, but will humans stop it. Will we destroy all the big cats before it can happen?

Who was more successful? If you put both dinosaurs and modern animals in the same word, assuming the could both survive, who would take the upper hand and dominate?

Velociraptors are believed to have climbed trees. Their skeletal structure was a lot like a bird, and they sure were light enough to be in the trees, even though I'm sure it spent most of its time on the ground. Feathers? Yes, maybe a down at least, for both warth and mating display. And when it comes to your question on their range, they have been found in Mongolia, but im sure they have been in other places, just not discovered. It's rare to find fossils, and most fossils and dinosaur species will never be unearthed and discovered. I'm sure they were in a few other places. As was was stated, Utahraptor was a North American dromeosaur that probably was a lot like velociraptor, much like other raptors.

So the saber tooth cat is one of the most successful mammals to live. This is the first time in 11 million years that we haven't had a saber tooth cat. But some say that eventually, in about 7 million, we will have another one. What do you guys think?