This is simply a truth; do you have any idea what the pull between the two large prey will do to Sophisticated? Sarcosuchus’ teeth are thinner, allowing them to penetrate deeper into the animal, maybe as deep as bone, before beginning to rip longer into it.
Meanwhile, the carcass, which had been shredded rather than restrained, would not be as deep as the barbs and would slide readily, leaving a lengthy tear, This sopod will be till it reaches adulthood, if not the day.
Hippos, giraffes, and elephants would be their favorite lunch if they lived in rivers presently (maybe), If they resided in the seas, however, they would be chased down by orcas.
Sarcosuchus’ long, thin snout is evocative of the fish-eating gavial of India, and is typical of fish eaters in general, Sarcosuchus most likely ate mostly big lungfish, coelacanths, and freshwater sharks, Deinosuchus, on the other hand, is known to have hunted dinosaurs on occasion, but its broad, alligator-like snout is far more adapted to grasping and holding big prey than Sarcosuchus’ comparably weak jaw, Thank you for like and share.
