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| − | |name = Sabertooth Tiger | + | |name = Saberetooth Tiger |
| − | |ja-name = スミロドン
| + | |image = Sabretooth.jpg |
| − | |ko-name = 스밀로돈
| + | |scientific name = Smilodon fatalis |
| − | |zh-name = 剑齿虎
| + | |sections = Sabretooth Skull<br>Sabretooth Torso |
| − | |zht-name = 劍齒虎
| + | |period = Pleistocene Cenzoic <small>(''Wild World'')</small><br>Quaternary <small>(''City Folk'')</small> |
| − | |fr-name = Smilodon
| + | |length = 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) |
| − | |es-name = Tigre dientes de sable
| + | |price = Skull: 2,500 [[Bells]]<br>Torso: 2,000 Bells |
| − | |it-name = Smilodonte
| + | |appearances = {{WW}},<br>{{CF}},<br>{{NL}} |
| − | |de-name = Säbelzahntiger
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| − | |nl-name = Sabeltandtijger
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| − | |ru-name = Смилодон
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| − | |image = NH Sabertooth Tiger Museum.jpg | |
| − | |caption = The Sabertooth Tiger in the museum in {{NH|nolink}}.
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| − | |scientific name = Smilodon fatalis | |
| − | |type = Multi-part
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| − | |sections = Sabertooth Skull<br>Sabertooth Tail{{Note|Known as the Sabertooth Torso prior to {{NH|short|nolink}}.}} | |
| − | |period = Pleistocene Cenzoic <small>({{WW|short|nolink}})</small><br>Quaternary <small>({{CF|short|nolink}})</small> | |
| − | |length = 6.2 feet (1.9 meters) | |
| − | |price = Skull: 2,500 [[Bell]]s<br>Tail: 2,000 Bells | |
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| − | The '''Sabertooth Tiger''' (known as the '''Sabretooth Tiger''' in {{WW|short|nolink}}) is a two-part [[fossil]] in the {{SER}} introduced in {{WW}}. | + | The '''Sabretooth Tiger''' (more correctly known as sabretooth cat) is a [[fossil]] that can be donated to the [[museum]] in {{WW}}, {{CF}}, and {{NL}}. A relative of modern felines, the sabretooth was named after its large front teeth that could shred through flesh with ease. Found in the Americas, the sabretooth went extinct 11,000 years ago, during the last ice age. |
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| − | ==At the museum== | + | ==Completing at the museum== |
| − | ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}=== | + | ===In ''Wild World''=== |
| − | [[File:WW Sabretooth Tiger Museum.png|thumb|left|The Sabretooth Tiger in the museum in {{WW|short|nolink}}.]] | + | New for ''Wild World'', [[Blathers]], the curator of the museum, will gladly talk about the sabretooth tiger after its fossil has been assembled: |
| − | {{Blathers|WW|Hoo! Oh, hoo, how marvelous! I'm getting misty! The sabretooth tiger was an absolutely amazing beast! As its name implies, it was part of the cat family and had two long canine teeth. It could open its jaws incredibly wide, allowing it to tear into thick hides. It went extinct about 40,000 years ago...during a period when humans lived. I understand that humans also fell victim to this fierce hunter. The horror! Ah. Hoo. My apologies. I really should try to be more sensitive, eh wot?}}
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| + | ''"Hoo! Oh, hoo, how marvelous! I'm getting misty! The sabretooth tiger was an absolutely amazing beast! As its name implies, it was part of the cat family and had two long canine teeth. It could open its jaws incredibly wide, allowing it to tear into thick hides. It went extinct about 40,000 years ago...during a period when humans lived. I understand that humans also fell victim to this fierce hunter. The horror! Ah. Hoo. My apologies. I really should try to be more sensitive, eh wot?"'' |
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| − | ===In {{CF|short|nolink}}=== | + | ===In ''City Folk''=== |
| − | [[File:CF Sabertooth Tiger Museum.png|thumb|right|200px|The Sabertooth Tiger in the museum in {{CF|short|nolink}}.]]
| + | Again, Blathers will talk about the sabretooth's strength and demise when the fossil have been completed: |
| − | {{Blathers|CF|...We're witnesses to glory! The saber-toothed tiger is finished! Hootie WOOTIE! Such an event this is! As their name suggests, these fellows had two bug, swordlike teeth, and they were part of the cat family. They could open their jaws 180 degrees, allowing them to penetrate the thick hides of their prey! Savage! They went extinct 10,000 years ago...likely because there wasn't enough for them to eat! The mammoths they hunted were all eaten by humans instead, eh wot? HOO! I...beg your pardon! I was so enthralled, I... I spouted hot air like a boiling teapot, eh wot?}}
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| − | ===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
| + | ''"...We're witnesses to glory! The saber-toothed tiger is finished! Hootie WOOTIE! Such an event this is! As their name suggests, these fellows had two bug, swordlike teeth, and they were part of the cat family. They could open their jaws 180 degrees, allowing them to penetrate the thick hides of their prey! Savage! They went extinct 10,000 years ago...likely because there wasn't enough for them to eat! The mammoths they hunted were all eaten by humans instead, eh wot? HOO! I...beg your pardon! I was so enthralled, I... I spouted hot air like a boiling teapot, eh wot?"'' |
| − | After donating the final part of the fossil in {{NL|short}}, its plaque in the museum will read:
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| − | ''"The sabertooth tiger was about the size of a lion and is famous for its two long canine teeth. It would prey mostly on woolly mammoths, but climate change made that difficult. Eventually, the changing climate and competition with humans for food drove these creatures to extinction."''
| + | The completed sabretooth tiger can be found next to the [[mammoth]] in the second fossil room, arranged in a running position, its jaw wide open. |
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| − | ===In {{NH|short|nolink}}=== | + | ===In ''New Leaf''=== |
| − | {{Blathers|NH|Chief actor in my most terrifying nightmares, the Sabertooth Tiger was a mighty predator of long ago. Its most famous feature, obviously, is its razor-sharp, eight-inch-long, t-t-te-tee-te-tee...FANGS! I'm sorry—this is so unprofessional of me. Come on, Blathers! Stiff upper beak, eh wot! While no one has seen a living specimen for some 10,000 years, we must remain ever vigilant!}}
| + | '''"The sabretooth tiger was about the size of a lion and is famous for its two long canine teeth. It would prey mostly on woolly mammoths, but climate change made that difficult. Eventually, the changing climate and competition with humans for food drove these creatures to extinction."'' |
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| − | ==As an item== | + | ==As a furniture item== |
| − | ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
| + | {| border="2" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse:collapse;" |
| − | {{FossilContainer|
| + | |- |
| − | {{WWFossilInfo
| + | ! style="background:#F0E68C; color:#000;" | Name |
| − | | number = 31
| + | ! style="background:#F0E68C; color:#000;" | HRA Points |
| − | | name = sabertooth skull | + | ! style="background:#F0E68C; color:#000;" | Feng Shui |
| − | | group = Sabretooth Tiger
| + | ! style="background:#F0E68C; color:#000;" | Size (sq) |
| − | | image = Sabertooth Skull WW Model.png
| + | |- |
| − | | sell = 2500
| + | | Sabretooth Skull |
| − | | color1 = Brown
| + | | align="right" | 1,000 |
| − | | color2 = Brown
| + | | Brown (x2) |
| − | | theme = Old-school
| + | | 4 |
| − | | width = 2.0
| + | |- |
| − | | length = 2.0 | + | | Sabretooth Torso |
| − | | hra = 1000
| + | | align="right" | 1,000 |
| − | }}
| + | | Brown (x2) |
| − | {{WWFossilInfo
| + | | 4 |
| − | | number = 32 | + | |} |
| − | | name = sabertooth torso
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| − | | group = Sabretooth Tiger | |
| − | | image = Sabertooth Torso WW Model.png
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| − | | sell = 2000 | |
| − | | color1 = Brown | |
| − | | color2 = Brown
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| − | | theme = Old-school
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| − | | width = 2.0 | |
| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | | hra = 1000
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| − | }}
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| − | }}
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| − | ===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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| − | {{FossilContainer|
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| − | {{CFFossilInfo
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| − | | number = 31
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| − | | name = sabertooth skull
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Skull CF Model.png
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| − | | sell = 2500 | |
| − | | color1 = Brown | |
| − | | color2 = Brown | |
| − | | theme = Retro | |
| − | | width = 2.0 | |
| − | | length = 2.0 | |
| − | | hra = 1000
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| − | }}
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| − | {{CFFossilInfo
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| − | | number = 32
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| − | | name = sabertooth torso
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Torso CF Model.png
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| − | | sell = 2000 | |
| − | | color1 = Brown | |
| − | | color2 = Brown
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| − | | theme = Retro
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| − | | width = 2.0
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| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | | hra = 1000
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| − | }}
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| − | }}
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| − | | |
| − | ===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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| − | {{FossilContainer|
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| − | {{NLFossilInfo
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| − | | name = sabertooth skull
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Skull NL Model.png
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| − | | sell = 2500
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| − | | color1 = Brown
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| − | | color2 = Brown
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| − | | theme = Quirky
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| − | | width = 2.0
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| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | }}
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| − | {{NLFossilInfo
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| − | | name = sabertooth torso
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Torso NL Model.png
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| − | | sell = 2000
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| − | | color1 = Brown
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| − | | color2 = Brown
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| − | | theme = Quirky
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| − | | width = 2.0
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| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | }}
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| − | }}
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| − | | |
| − | ===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
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| − | {{FossilContainer|
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| − | {{NHFossilInfo
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| − | | name = sabertooth skull
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Skull NH Icon.png
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| − | | interactable = No
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| − | | sell = 2500
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| − | | color1 = Brown
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| − | | color2 = Brown
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| − | | width = 2.0
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| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | }}
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| − | {{NHFossilInfo
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| − | | name = sabertooth tail
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| − | | group = Sabertooth Tiger
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| − | | image = Sabertooth Tail NH Icon.png
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| − | | interactable = No
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| − | | sell = 2000
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| − | | color1 = Brown
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| − | | color2 = Brown | |
| − | | width = 2.0
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| − | | length = 2.0
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| − | }}
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| − | }}
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| − | ==Real-world information==
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| − | ''Smilodon'' lived in the Americas during the Pleistocene, 2.5 million to 10,000 years ago. While commonly called the "saber-toothed tiger", it is not closely related to tigers or modern cats. Despite this, modern felines do share a very distant ancestor with Smilodon. Three species are known: ''S. gracilis'' (the smallest and likely the first to evolve) and ''S. fatalis'' (the most well-known) from North America, and ''S. populator'' (the largest and first discovered) from South America. They were more robustly built than modern cats, and their teeth were adapted for precision killing. The diet of the North American species included bison and camels. Their extinction has been linked with the disappearance of Pleistocene megafauna (possibly due to the arrival of modern humans) and the evolution of smaller, more agile herbivores like modern deer.
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| − | {{See Wikipedia|Smilodon}}
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| − | ==Notes==
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| − | {{Note list}}
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| − | {{Navbox Fossil}} | + | {{fossil}} |
| − | [[Category:Wild World fossils]]
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| − | [[Category:City Folk fossils]]
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| − | [[Category:New Leaf fossils]]
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| − | [[Category:New Horizons fossils]]
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