Ekaltadeta

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Ekaltadeta is the name of a group of giant marsupials related to modern rat-kangaroos.

They are hypothesized to have been either predatory, or omnivorous with a fondness for meat, based on their chewing teeth. A few species actually did also have long predatory "fangs".

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