Extinct Australian predator ate megafauna for breakfast | ABC Australia
May 17, 2021
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What’s eight million years old, eats oversized flightless birds and is one of the last endemic Australian crocodiles to wander our continent?
Baru's skull was found in 2009 at the Alcoota fossil beds in Central Australia and holds many secrets.
Dr Adam Yates is the Senior Curator of Earth Sciences at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory and he says that this skull, despite being millions of years old, is a new species.
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