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Ancient Horned Crocodile Ate Early Humans, New Study Suggests

First Posted: 04/28/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:40 PM ET

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National Geographic:

n a primeval version of the horror flick Lake Placid, a 19-foot-long (5.8-meter-long) horned crocodile may have leaped from the water to snack on early humans, a new fossil find suggests.

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05:58 PM on 02/26/2010
THAT explains why so many humans like to sleep late.
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