Artist’s impression of an encounter between an ancient caiman and a terror bird
Julian Bayona Becerra
About 13 million years ago in a vast South American wetland, colossal predators clashed. The fossilised bone from an enormous flightless bird found in Colombia shows tooth marks made by a giant caiman.
Andrés Link at the University of the Andes in Colombia and his colleagues were studying crocodile fossils in a museum collection when they realised one of the bones didn’t fit. It turned out to belong to a phorusrhacid bird…
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