World’s Largest Captive Crocodile, Cassius, Dies: Scientists Seek to Unlock His True Age

Cassius, the world’s largest living captive crocodile, has passed away after a remarkable 40 years in captivity. While experts estimated he could have been over 120 years old, scientists are now planning to perform a necropsy to determine his true age through bone analysis. This procedure, which involves counting growth rings in Cassius’s bones, may provide definitive answers about his lifespan and offer valuable insights into crocodile longevity.

Crocodile Spotted on Roof Amidst Heavy Rains in Gujarat

A video has surfaced showing a crocodile perched on a rooftop in Vadodara, Gujarat, as heavy rainfall continues to batter the state. The incident occurred in the Akota Stadium area, where flooding has become a concern. Gujarat is facing a flood-like situation with a red alert issued for several districts. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of more rainfall in the coming days.

Prehistoric Sea Cow Met Its Demise in a Deadly Encounter with Crocodile and Tiger Shark

Scientists have unearthed the fossilized remains of a prehistoric sea cow in Venezuela, revealing a remarkable tale of multiple predation. The skeleton, dating back to the Early to Middle Miocene epoch (23 to 11.6 million years ago), bears the marks of a crocodile attack followed by scavenging by a tiger shark. This discovery provides valuable insights into ancient food chain dynamics and how these networks functioned millions of years ago.

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