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A well-preserved fossil of a 67-million-year-old Argentine dinosaur named Joaquinraptor reveals it was an apex predator that had recently consumed a crocodile, providing new insights into the lesser-known megaraptorans and their hunting behaviors during the late Cretaceous period.
Scientists discovered a new megaraptoran dinosaur in Argentina, named Joaquinraptor casali, which likely used its long arms to hunt, showcasing a different evolutionary path for top predators during the late Cretaceous period. The fossil, including a crocodile-like leg in its jaws, provides valuable insights into dinosaur diversity and predatory strategies.
Scientists in Argentina have discovered a new species of dinosaur called Joaquinraptor casali, a megaraptoran with powerful claws, providing valuable insights into the group that roamed South America, Australia, and Asia around 66-70 million years ago. The find includes one of the most complete skeletons to date, helping to understand its appearance and potential hunting behavior, though many details remain uncertain due to incomplete fossils.