nimravine
Nimravine is a subfamily of extinct carnivorous mammals that lived during the Oligocene and Miocene epochs. These animals are part of the Nimravidae family, often referred to as "false saber-toothed cats" due to their superficially similar but distinct saber-like canine teeth. Nimravines were diverse, with different species exhibiting variations in size and dentition.
The defining characteristic of nimravines, like other nimravids, is their elongated, laterally compressed canine teeth. However,
Fossil evidence suggests that nimravines inhabited a wide range of environments across North America and Eurasia.