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Tyrannoneustes, a new giant sea croc

Adam Khor · 2013-01-07 01:47:54

According to what I've been told, Tyrannoneustes ("swimming tyrant") would be around 9 meters long and is the oldest known big game-hunting sea croc. It was found in England's Oxford Clay formation. Unfortunately there is still very little info and no pics. It would probably look kinda like these guys, but bigger: I'll ban…

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#32 12-01-2013 1:17am
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My ex goes to those foot spar places, any chance I could borrow those fish? :pac:

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#33 12-01-2013 5:02pm
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Galvasean wrote: »

Oh no he DIDN't! :pac:

I like the fact that the first picture under the article is of RVP

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#34 13-01-2013 1:23pm
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Galvasean wrote: »

Well, variations of the crocodile form have been around for the best part of 300 million years. It's been a case of refinement for quite some time now.

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#35 13-01-2013 7:22pm
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Owryan wrote: »

I like the fact that the first picture under the article is of RVP

HUUUWHHHAAAATTT!?!?!?!?

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