Sarcosuchus imperator Scale:1:35 con mandíbulas muy peculiares y

con mandíbulas muy peculiares y una anatomía que lo distingue claramente de otros cocodriliformes contemporáneos

It was a shark that was wider than it was long

ambushing its prey and suffocating them with its body force before swallowing them

and curved backwards

providing an ecological gradient where partially aquatic life forms could exploit both marine and marginal resources

Sarcosuchus imperator Scale:1:35 con mandíbulas muy peculiares ySarcosuchus imperator was one of the largest known crocodyliformes of the Early Cretaceous, a semi aquatic predator of exceptional size that inhabited the river systems of North Africa, especially in deposits of the El Rhaz Formation in Niger, during the Aptian Albian stages, approximately 112 million years ago. Although often compared to modern crocodiles due to its general appearance, Sarcosuchus did not belong to the group of modern crocodiles, but