was first attacked by a crocodile. Then after the initial attack, a tiger shark scavenged the remains. Now, paleontologists are studying the sea cow’s skull to learn more about its life.

After it was killed by the crocodile, the seacow’s remains were scavenged by a tiger shark. This prehistoric ... Venezuela found the fossilized skull of a dugong sea cow from the extinct genus ...

Part of a skull and some vertebrae were discovered ... the attacker as an extinct relative of the tiger shark. All up, it looks like the crocodile made the kill, and after it had eaten its ...

It is expected that the dugongine sea cow, belonging to the extinct genus Culebratherium, was first attacked by the ancient crocodile and then scavenged by a tiger shark (Galeocerdo aduncus ...

A fossil found in Venezuela shows signs of being attacked by a crocodile and then scavenged by a shark. An illustration ... we unearthed were parts of skulls. It took us some time to determine ...

The fossilized remains — a partial skull and 13 vertebrae or backbones ... a small- to medium-size crocodilian and a tiger shark. The crocodile-like creature attacked first, according ...

Dragged by a crocodile before its body was later chewed on by a shark some 20 million years ago ... including a section of a skull and 18 different vertebrae. The sea cow was reconstructed ...

Predation marks in the skull indicate that the dugongine sea cow, belonging to the extinct genus Culebratherium, was first attacked by the ancient crocodile and then scavenged by a tiger shark ...