The reptile, a close relative of crocodiles, that lived about 170 million years ago, boasted a long, narrow snout and exceptionally delicate teeth. Its tooth structure suggests it fed on tiny prey such as shrimp, worms, and small fish. The discovery reveals the surprising variety of their ancient crocodile relatives and the unique adaptations they developed to survive.
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