Fossils found on beach rocks tell the story of the British Isles, about 127 million years ago, where large dinosaurs may not have known each other before. They both adapt to waterfront hunting.


Scientists have announced the discovery of two fossils of carnivores, both about nine meters long and with crocodile-like skulls. One of the dinosaurs was named Ceratosuchops inferodios, and this species has short claws. The second species is called the Riparovenator milnerae and is probably slightly larger than the Ceratosuchops.

According to Chris Barker, a PhD student at the University of Southampton and author of the study, which was published in the journal Scientific Reports, each was estimated to weigh about one to two tons with a skull. Long. They are both like peacocks, diving headlong into the water to catch things like fish and turtles, and on land they will do the same thing by catching baby dinosaurs or whatever. . They will eat the little things they catch.