👉 Liviidae is a family of extinct mammals that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, between 67 and 59 million years ago. They were herbivorous mammals with large, forked tongues. Some species are thought to have been scavengers or predators, while others may have been omnivores. Liviidae is known for its unique shape and size, which included a long trunk that was used for climbing trees and digging burrows.
