This animal will make you fly your head with just one hand

No need to doubt, the thousand-pounding hand of this giant beast named Megatherium will make you fly your head.

Giant monster Megatherium is one of the monsters possessing terrifying power that lives on Earth 2 million to 8,000 years ago. Their name Megatherium means "big beast", currently Megatherium's closest living relative is lazy tree.

Megatherium is also known as giant land lazy.

Megatherium is also known as a giant sloth , which is capable of using claws like extremely sharp daggers. With just one hand, Magetherium could slash a human's head in an instant. According to scientists, Megatherium is said to be one of the largest terrestrial mammals, adult weight can reach 5 tons, equivalent to giant African elephants.

Although there are four legs, the footprints of Megatherium indicate that they also frequently move with their hind legs. When standing on hind legs, it is about 6m high, twice the height of the giant elephant.

Megatherium is said to be one of the largest mammals on the ground.

The enormous size and height allowed Megatherium to easily get the fresh food that some other herbivores could not reach. The large, sturdy tail is also one of the important parts that Megatherium can balance. Due to the advantage of its giant size, prehistoric monsters called Megatherium have few natural enemies, they do not succumb to violent and fierce predators like Smilodon.

Megatherium's long and sharp claws were like extremely dangerous dagger knives.

Moreover, Megatherium's long and sharp claws were like extremely dangerous dagger knives. Only a single blow from Megatherium could take the life of a giant tiger tooth. However, Megatherium disliked the bloody clashes. If you do not encounter an enemy with a bad intention, this animal will not act.

Megatherium lives in the open forest areas of South America.

It was also reported that the collisions between Megatherium and the tooth-tailed Smilodon might have been caused by Megatherium taking the initiative of robbing the tiger tiger's field by poor habitat. Megatherium lives in the open forest areas of South America, eating leaves of trees such as jewels, flowers and grass. And although it has been determined by scientists to be completely extinct, many believe that somewhere in the Amazon forest is full of mysteries, Megatherium still survives.

Native Indians in Amazon still transmitted each other's stories about a giant hairy monster, walking on two feet like humans, occasionally raising a creepy howl. They called them Mapinguari, which means "old-school forester".