Description

The dunkleosteus lived 130 to 150 million years before the first dinosaurs. He was a brave hunter, able to quickly bite his prey and devour large sharks, even members of his own species, if he could not find other prey. Often, with its skeleton, we discovered fossils of fish that were only half digested. This is the reason why scientists believe that the placoderm could not chew well and swallowed its prey in large pieces.