Not tiger, not wolf: Australian thylacine skull reveals a far different hunting style
New research shows the extinct Tasmanian tiger hunted like an opportunist with crocodile-style snapping jaws.
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New research shows the extinct Tasmanian tiger hunted like an opportunist with crocodile-style snapping jaws.
A graveyard of ancient sharks has been found in the Egyptian desert, where a sea once teemed with now-extinct species.
Scientists have studied the only two complete dodo skulls in existence, revealing new insights about the extinct bird