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An ancient crocodile species that ate our human ancestors died out in the Miocene when climate change set in a shift in the environment.
The giant dwarf crocodiles were comparable to the size of the African elephant, posing the greatest threat that humans and land animals faced millions of years ago in Africa.
Millions of years ago, giant dwarf crocodiles roamed a part of Africa with a taste for our human ancestors.
Researchers led by the University of Iowa have discovered two new species of crocodiles that roamed parts of Africa between 15 and 18 million years ago and preyed on human ancestors. The giant dwarf crocodile species, called Kinyang, mysteriously disappeared, possibly due to changes in the climate.
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