Archeology
Peru announces crocodile fossil dating back more than 10 million years
Fossils of an ancient crocodile species have been discovered in Peru. Paleontologists believe the fossils date back more than 10 million years.
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Ancient crocodiles ever clever like dolphins?
According to Fox news, ancient crocodile fossils have been discovered during the Jurassic period, the same period as the ancient dinosaurs.
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Detecting tiny crocodiles in the rock, suspecting strange creatures
Langenberg quarry, Germany is famous for its rich marine marine fossil remains in the late Jurassic period. This time, the quarry must rely on the help of scientists to…
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Ancient crocodile monsters weigh three tons living under the sea
Paleontologists found the largest sea crocodile fossils ever in a desert in Tunisia, nearly 10 meters long and three tons in weight.
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Giant crocodile dominates the ancient ocean
Their killer instincts are so scary that this creature is compared to the most famous killer of all time: the T-Rex dinosaur.
Archeology
Detecting huge crocodiles, swallowing people
Researcher Christopher Brochu of the University of Iowa has discovered that a huge new crocodile species can swallow people who once lived in East Africa. According to t…
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Discover a new crocodile species
This crocodile lived 130 million years ago, its skull was found in Swanage, Dorset, England.
Archeology
Detecting giant crocodile fossils 6 meters long
A new group of American researchers found fossils of a 6m-long, extinct giant crocodile in a coal mine in Colombia.
Archeology
Finding fossils of ancient vegetarian crocodile strains
American archaeologists found fossils of ancient crocodile strains with nose-like pig noses and a complete vegetarian diet.
Archeology
Finding crocodile fossils shaped like tatu in Brazil
An ancient crocodile species that has a skin-like appearance of the South American tatu has been discovered yesterday at a climate museum in Brazil.