Posted on 11/25/2010 7:17:25 AM PST by decimon
BANGKOK A new species of crocodile that lived 100 million years ago has been identified from a fossil found in Thailand, researchers said Thursday.
Komsorn Lauprasert, a scientist at Mahasarakham University, said the species had longer legs than modern-day crocodiles and probably fed on fish, based on the characteristics of its teeth.
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Croc of ages ping.
The remains of the oldest known crocodile are in Helen Thomas’s shoe closet.
I thought she wore a crocodile skin mask?
there, fixed it
Thailand!
Impossible. By now according to evolutionary theory it should have evolved into a biped humanoid form covered in transparent red skin which only mates once a year in a polar region. See, it’s so easy to debunk evolution!
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Sounds like a croc to me!
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