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This one is a crocodilian. this is deinosuchus riograndensis — we call it the big bendd supercroc. you can see from its size it's a well—named species. i've seen crocodiles today, and they're pretty scary. but this is massive — this is huge. right? with about a six foot long skull, it would have had somewhere around a a0 foot long length for the entire animal. sometimes we find scarring in other fossil bones from deinosuchus teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! incredible, isn't it? the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia, but the fact it contains ...

Riograndensis — we call it the big bendd supercroc. you can see from its size it's a well—named species. i've seen crocodiles today, and they're pretty scary. but this is massive — this is huge. right? with about a six foot long skull, it would have had somewhere around a a0 foot long length for the entire animal. sometimes we find scarring in other fossil bones from deinosuchus teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! incredible, isn't it? the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia, but the fact it contains 118 miles of border zone is more relevant today...

Length for the entire animal. sometimes we find scarring in other fossil bones from deinosuchus teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! incredible, isn't it? the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia, but the fact it contains 118 miles of border zone is more relevant today than ever. a hundred years ago, the people in this region — the border wasn't a significant part of daily life, the river was. so we had families that would live on the united states side with cousins in mexico. there would be crossing, there would be floodplain farming. there would be a ...

This is huge. right? with about a six foot long skull, it would have had somewhere around a a0 foot long length for the entire animal. sometimes we find scarring in other fossil bones from deinosuchus teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! incredible, isn't it? the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia, but the fact it contains 118 miles of border zone is more relevant today than ever. a hundred years ago, the people in this region — the border wasn't a significant part of daily life, the river was. so we had families that would live on the united states s...

This one is a crocodilian. this is deinosuchus riograndensis — we call it the big bendd supercroc. you can see from its size its a well—named species. i've seen crocodiles today, and they're pretty scary. but this is massive — this is huge. right? with about a six foot long skull, it would have had somewhere around a 40 foot long length for the entire animal. sometimes we find scarring in other fossil bones from deinosuchus teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! incredible, isn't it? the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia, but the fact it contains 1...