Borealosuchus: The Crocodilian That Outlived The Dinosaurs

Is Borealosuchus a true crocodilian or atleast, a crocodylomorphs? And is there any other true crocodilian and crocodylomorphs that is contemporary with the Borealosuchus?

Dinosaurs: died out completely




Borealosuchus: "Bye! Have a great time!"

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It's funny but also not funny at the same time because the Borealosuchus survived one of the greatest mass extinctions ever only to perished because of the climate change. In other words, the biggest gun is not always the best gun.

Only because he hid in water and had ample supply of Dino to eat because they were struggling.

The terror birds would like a word with you.

Indeed the world in it's cooling phase during the later cenozoic has put a significant barrier upon crocodilian range and diversity. Should crocs survive us and live to see a more welcoming climate I do believe they will become more diverse and perhaps reclaim lost niches.

dinosaurs are still alive tho.

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I am interested what gave this crocodilian edge over its extinct brethren in surviving Cretaceous mass extinction.

Very interesting! Alligator fossils have been found at the Gray Fossil Site in Tennessee that are about 5 million years old. I understand it is a new species and possibly an ancestor to the American alligator.

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Good video. This is one of the common crocodilian fossils in North Dakota, where I graduated college and will return to soon.

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In a world filled with smaller land animals you'll want a slender mouth to catch your prey when you yourself are a giant among them. Pretty simple to understand. You don't use a bear trap to catch a mouse.

Well they say that turtles and tortoises just march on through over extinction boundries. Something that can live on crushng their shells open and gobbling them down is going to go pretty well.

Instead of the newer species becoming piscovores I'd suggest they were maybe not eating so many turtles!
The mesozoic species inhabited alongside larger more piscovorous and generalist cousins, so I think it had that alligator snout so it would be more efficent against armoured prey.

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Imagine surviving the most iconic (not the most devastating) mass extinction of all time and then getting KO’d by good ol’ global climate change. It really says something about the nature of extinctions.

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Wow, another genus/species I've never heard of and further more, one of the few that survived the Kpg extinction. Any paleo channel will tell you mammals no larger than a small dog, turtles, snakes and crocodilomorphs survived, but none ever describe examples.

Borealosuchus is such a cool animal, glad you did this amazing video on it


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one of the few creatures that existed during the dinosaurs and did not change much. Evolution seems to have stopped for them. We do not take into account the inhabitants of the seas and oceans)

You know... animals like this, along with the species that we don't know existed yet has me convinced that some species of nonavian dinosaur did survive the KT extinction event, and then went on to go extinct later on.

-Outlived the dinosaurs.
-Avis are laughing at you right now for thinking that.

That's interesting

Great video!

Really cool to see Alabama fossils get more recognition.

Mammals didn't take over right away - Terror birds ruled for around 10My and continued to rule south america until 2mya.

Dinosaurs, Pterosaurs, and Marine reptiles: go extinct completely

Borealosuchus: “OH, NO ---- ANYWAY !!!”

Cannibalism is an possible cause

Nice vídeo! I want to see a video about the Dyrosaurs, because almost no one talks about them.

Only the fittest survive.

There's survivors, and then there's crocodilians. They're on a level.

Great as always, thanks for sharing with us Boss.

I do enjoy these videos about these crocodiles subspecies.

narration good. better than robot voice. I enjoy your vids.

who wants to see a documentary where a Borealosuchus takes down a Titanodies like how modern crocodiles hunt water buffalo.

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north crocodile eh?

Skin of crocodile is also a suppressed feathers like bird legs?

I'm so confused as to why only small animals survived. As we can observe today larger animals are much more metabolically stable and efficient. So shouldn't the largest animals be the ones to survive off the meager food? Also, how did any plant life at all survive? Why don't we live in a world of fungi and algae? How the hell did any trees ever come back?