Sphenacodon suchoprimatus

Sphenacodon suchoprimatus was a pelycosaur that was about 3 metres (9.8 ft) in length. Sphenacodon belongs to the family called Sphenacodontidae, a lineage that was related to the therapsids. It lived in the Early Permian to Present Day

Sphenacodon's vertebral spines were long, and probably acted as attachment points for massive back muscles, allowing the animal to lunge powerfully at its prey. It was closely related to Dimetrodon, but lacked the large "sail" of that animal. It had heavy jaws with powerful teeth, including long canines and cutting cheek teeth, which indicate that it was probably carnivorous.

this reptile lives in tree so it find flyng lizards for lunch