The true terror wasn't in the ocean, but in the swamp rivers of the Carboniferous period. 🌊

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Creature of the Day: Rhizodus #fish #prehistoric

Rhizodus was a genus of giant, extinct, lobe-finned fish from the Carboniferous period, considered the largest freshwater fish to have ever lived, reaching lengths of up to 7 meters (23 ft). An apex predator, it had massive jaws with long, sharp fangs and hunted other fish and amphibians in the freshwater systems of ancient Pangaea. It belonged to the group Rhizodontida, a lineage of tetrapodomorphs more closely related to land vertebrates than to modern ray-finned fish. #Rhizodus #extinctanimal

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