🐉The dragon of death, an enormous terrasaur with a 30ft wingspan, was discovered in Argentina.
🦈Megalodon, the largest predatory shark, likely cannibalized its unborn siblings as babies.
🦜The inostrancevia migrated 7,000 miles to South Africa to escape volcanic destruction.
🐊Various crocodile species coexisted in South America, each specializing in different prey.
🦕New research suggests that dinosaurs were warm-blooded, not cold-blooded.
What is the dragon of death?
—The dragon of death is a massive terrasaur with a wingspan of around 30ft, discovered in Argentina.
Did megalodon eat its own siblings?
—Yes, scientists believe that megalodon babies cannibalized their unborn siblings in the mother's womb.
Why did the inostrancevia migrate?
—The inostrancevia migrated 7,000 miles from Siberia to South Africa to escape the volcanic destruction of the supercontinent Pangaea.
What types of crocodiles coexisted in South America?
—Different crocodile species, such as alligators, caymans, and gavials, lived in South America and specialized in different prey.
Were dinosaurs warm-blooded?
—Yes, recent research suggests that dinosaurs were warm-blooded, not cold-blooded.
00:00Scientists in Argentina discovered the dragon of death, an enormous terrasaur with a 30ft wingspan.
02:45Megalodon, the largest predatory shark, likely cannibalized its unborn siblings as babies.
05:30The inostrancevia migrated 7,000 miles from Siberia to South Africa to escape volcanic destruction.
07:53Various crocodile species coexisted in South America, each specializing in different prey.
08:38New research suggests that dinosaurs were warm-blooded, not cold-blooded.
