Indricotheriids
Indricotheriids were a group of extinct, giant rhinoceros-like mammals that lived in Asia during the Oligocene and Miocene epochs. They are also known as Paraceratheriidae. These herbivores were among the largest land mammals ever to have lived. The most famous and largest genus is Indricotherium, often referred to as Paraceratherium.
Indricotheriids are characterized by their massive size, long necks, and relatively small heads. They lacked horns,
The evolutionary lineage of indricotheriids is understood to have originated from earlier rhinocerotoids. Their immense size