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The footage, captured in Australia, showed a kangaroo standing in a creek as four dogs barked at it from the shore, before one of the pack lunged at the kangaroo, only to be knocked away.

In that age, the continent was attached to Antarctica, but migrating animals still traveled to the polar region for sustenance

The fossils of a 170-million-year-old ancient marine reptile from the Age of Dinosaurs have been identified as the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur – a group of ocean-dwelling reptiles closely related to the famous long-necked plesiosaurs. The fi

Science News: Researchers have discovered the existence of ancient marine predators called pliosaurs, which lived 170 million years ago. These creatures, closely re

Lorrainosaurus stalked the seas that cover present-day Europe and were the ecological equivalents of today’s killer whales.

Lorrainosaurus stalked the seas that cover present-day Europe and were the ecological equivalents of today’s killer whales.

The fossils of a 170-million-year-old ancient marine reptile from the Age of Dinosaurs have been identified as the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur. This group of ocean-dwelling reptiles is closely related to the long-necked plesiosaurs. This significant find was reported in the journal Scientif

Fossils dating back to 170 million years have been identified as belonging to the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur

The fossils of a 170-million-year-old ancient marine reptile from the Age of Dinosaurs have been identified as the oldest-known mega-predatory pliosau....

The oldest-known mega-predatory pliosaur fossils have been analyzed after having been discovered 40 years ago and they have been identified as coming from a 170-million-year-old sea reptile from the age of the dinosaurs.