NewzFossils of a previously unknown predator, identified as Pampaluctor calibar, were discovered in the coastal cliffs of Miramar, Argentina. The creature, which weighed approximately 100 kilograms, lived roughly 2.5 million years ago and possessed an anatomy specialized for capturing prey, including distinctive "saber-tooth" features.
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Scientific discovery of a prehistoric predator in Miramar