ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium
Fossilised remains of prehistoric predators unearthed in north
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Abbey Halter
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Palaeontologists in Queensland, Australia, have discovered a rare 100-million-year-old fossil site showing a three-tier predator interaction. The find includes an ichthyosaur, a pterosaur, and a kronosaurus, providing unique evidence of prehistoric marine behavior.
This artwork by Peter Trusler is based on the fossil evidence and depicts an ichthyosaur eating a pterosaur before both are devoured by a kronosaurus. ( Supplied: Matt White )
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