The Real Life Version of Scrat from Ice Age

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So, Scrat from Ice Age wasn't based off a real animal; he was just a fictional saber-toothed squirrel. However, in 2011, a few years after the first movie, paleontologists described Cronopio dentiacutus, a mammal that looked remarkably similar to Scrat. But, it didn't live during the Ice Age; it thrived in Argentina during the Late Cretaceous, around 99-96 million years ago. They weren't squirrels or related, but belonged to an extinct group close to marsupials and placental mammals. Currently, they're only known from a few fossil skulls, including their distinctive saber teeth.

[Frenchfryboy]

Scratch might be his last species because he has survive a black hole what’s a meteorite gonna do😂😂😂

[LeeLeesBanter]

Is it still manifestation if they show up, but in the past?😂

[hamzaosama]

99 million years bro you must be kiddin fr 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[MrNOODLE]

Theory: so Scrat was in the ice age it wasn’t I was in croegous I got a theory that Scrat created Pangea x2 solar system and the moon because the animator bought Scrat to life which happened in real life