380 Million Year-Old Lungfish Fossils Uncover Surprising Prehistoric Eating Habits
A treasure trove of 380-million-year-old fossils in the sun-baked rocks of Western Australia’s Gogo Formation is changing the story of how the first land animals hunted and ate. A new study published in iScience gives us shocking new information about the diets of ancient lungfish, which are the ancestors of fish and four-legged vertebrates like ...
