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In This Tiny Town, Scientists Just Discovered the Oldest Crocodile Eggs Ever Found
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In This Tiny Town, Scientists Just Discovered the Oldest Crocodile Eggs Ever Found
Buried in ancient clay outside the Queensland town of Murgon, scientists have uncovered Australia’s oldest crocodile eggshells, dating back around 55 million years. These delicate fragments belong to a now-extinct group of crocs and mark the first fossilized crocodilian eggshells ever found on the continent. The discovery, published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, adds a rare missing piece to Australia’s prehistoric puzzle. Not only d…
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