Big Extinct Names (#2): Barylambda T-Shirt

Big extinct Names - animals so obscure only your kids will know them! Barylambda was a medium-sized herbivore which browsed the swamps and coasts of North America 10 million years after most dinosaurs disappeared. Named for its heavy body and the wavy shape of its teeth (like the Greek letter), this bear-like grazer could use its thick tail as a counterweight to rear on its hind legs and feed on higher-growing plants which would normally be out of reach. Big Extinct Names is a series dedicated to expanding awareness of the weird & wonderful diversity of prehistoric life. Each design features a unique genus with pronunciation and trivia to introduce the wearer to their new prehistoric pal. Build an entire alphabet of new extinct animals for your children, and try learning a few new facts about prehistory for yourself, too!