November 10, 2005
"...The sheer strangeness of the Dakosaurus andiniensis, found in South America and announced today, led its discoverers to call it Godzilla after the huge, amphibious, dinosaur-like movie icon..."
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November 10, 2005
"...The sheer strangeness of the Dakosaurus andiniensis, found in South America and announced today, led its discoverers to call it Godzilla after the huge, amphibious, dinosaur-like movie icon..."
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"My, what big teeth you have"
I'd rather meet Jaws than that thing any day.
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It's cute!
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Crikey!
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If only we could bring it back.
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Very interesting, but sure would not want to be around one of those things.
Titana......
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135 million years old? Thought it looked a little long in the tooth...
I wonder how it flossed?
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Anyway it wanted to. :rim shot:Originally Posted by Maksutov
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Only 13 foot? Doesn't sound to big for that period. We have gators here bigger than that. But maybe that ones just a baby. When I saw Godzilla, I thought they had found something 2-3 time the size of T-Rex.
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Mean looking thing.
Andrewsarchus was around the same size--the largest mammalian predator.
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