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Saber-toothed cats roamed the Earth around 10 million years ago but other than very general facts, little is known about these cats. What is known is that they lived in groups similar to today's lion prides. There was one dominant male who fathered cubs with all the females in the pride. Occasionally the males were challenged for ownership of the pride and if an outsider won, the previous male's cubs would be killed and the new pride leader would father his own cubs to carry on his genes.
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