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Published: 2006-12-19 06:28:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 2313; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 2
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Gangiguana armatus, "Armed Ganges Iguana," was a 70 centimeter long iguanid from Early Cretaceous India, known primarily from bone fragments. The best known whole specimen is a badly crushed individual that died while in the act of devouring a juvenile.Related content
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Is gangiguana here the direct ansecctor of all iguanas because he looksvery simiar to my pet green iguana
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If the remains of the one they found were the remains of one eating another wouldn't it be hard to tell the bones apart?
*shivers*
Ooh, just imagined what it'd be like to be eaten alive, headfirst and by an adult of my own species.
Messy.
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As a rule, lizards do not chew their prey, and as such, beyond the typical assortment of jumbled bones on the slab, there was a long thin tail and a leg that came out of the mouth and jawbones of a skull (of the adult), and a nice row of jumbled bones where the throat would have been.
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And now you know how some babysitters want to feel.
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Baby sitters get devoured by adults?
I'm confused.
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Perhaps.
Or maybe just general lizardy coolness.
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