Clockwise from left: skull; partial skull; bony, skin-covering plate; lower jaw; and vertebra of the new prehistoric croc species.
Photograph courtesy Jeff Gage, University of Florida
World's Biggest Snake Ate New Prehistoric Croc Species
Fossils show tiny croc was titanic boa's food.
Clockwise from left: skull; partial skull; bony, skin-covering plate; lower jaw; and vertebra of the new prehistoric croc species.
Photograph courtesy Jeff Gage, University of Florida
Clockwise from left: skull; partial skull; bony, skin-covering plate; lower jaw; and vertebra of the new prehistoric croc species.
Photograph courtesy Jeff Gage, University of Florida
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