What is SuperCroc?

"SuperCroc" is a nickname for to be said, more generally, the term "SuperCroc" refers to an ordinary evolutionary motif, which over several different periods has been repeated throughout the evolutionary history, each separated by tens or even hundreds of millions of years. Crocodiles are archosaurs related to dinosaurs and modern birds. The main feature that distinguishes them from dinosaurs is their large, rather than upright limbs. Crocodiles hang around streams and rivers, work as an assault predators, crushed the jugular vein of vertebrate prey, pull them into the water and drown them. Crocodiles also feed on fish, birds and basically anything else that moves. Strictly speaking, "Crocodiles" include only Crocodilia members and their immediate predecessors, but in this article the term "crocodile" is used interchangeably with a crocodile, a wider group. Dinosaurs, crocodiles could swim and raise their massive volume.

Another cause for SuperCroc was a phenomenon called Cope's rule, and the size of the animals in the line tends to increase after evolutionary time until it reaches a certain maximum. The ceiling is generally dictated by the tendency to extinct animals require more food and first disappears when the environment conditions are acidic. Throughout the chalk, the world was a very friendly place, as evidenced by the peak of the time and the huge size of the animals that lived at that time.

These animals also probably lived in almost perfect environments, huge swamps with warm, shallow water and abundant prey. Like modern crocodiles, the ancient supercrors had a huge biting power, some up to 120 kilonewtones (£ 27,000), almost as large as t. Rex . The biggest SuperCroc was rhamphosuchus , which was up to 18 m (60 ft), but its jaw structure in fact indicates that he ate only fish.