Did a dinosaur have its last meal? A new discovery reveals all.
Paleontologists in Argentina unearthed a remarkable fossil. It's a new dinosaur species with a crocodile bone in its mouth. This incredible find offers a glimpse into its final moments. The dinosaur, a megaraptor, lived during the Late Cretaceous period, roughly 70 million years ago.
The fossil provides unique insights into the dinosaur's diet. Researchers believe it was an apex predator, actively hunting crocodilians. This discovery challenges previous assumptions about megaraptor diets.
Scientists estimate the dinosaur was around 20 feet long. Its giant claws and powerful jaws made it a formidable hunter. The preserved meal provides direct evidence of its predatory habits.
This extraordinary discovery will help paleontologists better understand ancient ecosystems. Further research promises to reveal more about this fascinating predator and its place in prehistoric Argentina.
