New species of giant crocodile hunted our ancestors
New species of giant crocodile hunted our ancestors
- Researchers discovered Crocodylus lucivenator, weighing up to half a tonne and growing 15 feet long, in Ethiopia.
- This species was the largest predator of its time, primarily preying on Australopithecus afarensis, our ancient ancestors.
- The findings highlight the threats early hominids faced from predators like this giant crocodile in prehistoric ecosystems.
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