Newly Discovered Prehistoric Crocodilian Had Legs That Went All the Way Up
Nautilus • 2/18/2026
Summary
A newly discovered prehistoric crocodilian had legs that extended all the way up. This stilt-legged reptile inhabited the grasslands of Triassic Britain.
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