Jurassic lesson in survival: 180-million-year-old sea predator with 100 teeth gobbled stones to stay alive
The discovery of a giant sea reptile known as Temnodontosaurus in Germany shows how top predators millions of years ago managed to stay at the top of the food chain despite facing trauma and injuri...
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The discovery of a giant sea reptile known as Temnodontosaurus in Germany shows how top predators millions of years ago managed to stay at the top of the food chain despite facing trauma and injuries. This sea dragon ate rocks and changed its hunting style to live against all odds.
