Georgia Museum Unveils World's First Complete Skeleton of Prehistoric 30-Foot Alligator
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A Georgia museum has become home to the world's first fully mounted and scientifically accurate skeleton of Deinosuchus schwimmeri, a massive prehistoric alligator that roamed the eastern United States 83 to 76 million years ago. This remarkable achievement in paleontology allows visitors to see a complete view of one of Earth's largest and most formidable reptiles that ever lived.
A Georgia museum has become home to the world’s first fully mounted and scientifically accurate skeleton of Deinosuchus schwimmeri, a massive prehistoric alligator that roamed the eastern United States 83 to 76 million years ago. This remarkable achievement in paleontology allows visitors to see a complete view of one of Earth’s largest and most formidable reptiles that ever lived.