Ancient Toothless Crocodile Relative Discovered in New Mexico
The “Witch Croc”: Redefining Triassic Diversity For decades, the image of a crocodile relative has been fixed in our minds: a low-slung, four-legged predator with a mouthful of razor-sharp teeth. But the discovery of Labrujasuchus expectatus—the “expected witch croc”—is shattering those prehistoric stereotypes. Unearthed in the fossil-rich Hayden Quarry of New Mexico, this bipedal, toothless … Read more