A prehistoric crocodile found by paleontologists in Tunisia is being called the world’s largest sea-dwelling crocodile discovered to date. The fossils were found buried below a few inches of sediment on the edge of the Sahara Desert. Researchers named the new species the Machimosaurus Rex. Will the groundbreaking discovery prompt scientists to reconsider their earlier assumptions about mass extinction? Watch it on the Lip News with Nik Zecevic and Margaret Howell.
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