biodiversity·Biodiversitybyfossilesque Elusive ‘alligator’-like creature found in treetops of Mexico. It’s a new specieshttps://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/article283871238.htmlOpen linkView original on mander.xyz54Comments4Reply
MME5SENGER_24 lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesBefore I read the article and saw the pictures I was quite nervous especially the part about “unusually large” Don’t watch Jurassic Park before going to bed, I guess. Here I was thinking there’s some 10 foot long lizard lurking in the Mexican treetops11Reply
CCase replylemmynsfw.comYeah. I really wanted to see just what evolutionary roadblocks they were conquering with an awfully specific set of changes. Dang.6Reply
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Before I read the article and saw the pictures I was quite nervous especially the part about “unusually large”
Don’t watch Jurassic Park before going to bed, I guess. Here I was thinking there’s some 10 foot long lizard lurking in the Mexican treetops
I took was disappointed. I wanted arboreal alligators.
Yeah. I really wanted to see just what evolutionary roadblocks they were conquering with an awfully specific set of changes.
Dang.
Soo... Drop gators?