Next is Titanotylopus, a three meter tall camel from North America that lived from the Miocene to the Pleistocene.

Diet: Plants

Casualties: None, but almost killed a man while it was panicking.

Anomaly incident: An anomaly opened at a Texas ranch, when a Titanotylopus crossed into the twenty first century. The ARC team was called in to deal with the giant camel.

Before the ARC team could arrive the ranch's owner tried to take things into his own hands and shoot the Titanotylopus. The bullet hit the giant camel's hump and caused it to go into a panic. This caused the rancher's cattle to stampede and bust down the gate.

As the stampede continued, the Titanotylopus knocked the rancher down and broke his arm when the Titanotylopus stomped on it repeatedly.

When the ARC team arrived they found the man and soon he was brought to the hospital where he made a full recovery.

The Titanotylopus was soon spotted by a river with the herd of cattle. It acted as a lookout for the herd making the ARC's task a whole lot harder.

The Titanotylopus spotted the ARC team and sounded the alarm causing another stampede.

Later finding the herd again the ARC team used some ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles) to catch up with the herd and separate the Titanotylopus from the cattle.

The Titanotylopus was guided back to the anomaly and didn't cause anymore problems for the ARC team.

(Sorry if this one was shorter than the others, but I promise that they will get longer.)