Dr Tim Holland has seen dozens of amazing fossil discoveries in north-west Queensland, including the skull of an Ichthyosaur found by a seven-year-old girl and the only complete Kronosaurus jaw in ...

The world's most complete lower jaw bone of an ancient marine predator has been found in outback Queensland. The 1.6-metre long mandible of a Kronosaurus queenslandicus is thought to be more than 100 ...

"The specimen represents the most complete mandible of a Kronosaurus queenslandicus in the world, with most other examples being weathered, crushed or incomplete. This is the real deal," reported ...

The Kronosaurus was a massive marine predator with a fearsome jaw, big enough to swallow an adult human whole. They had huge teeth — about 12 inches long from the base to the tip, which they used to ...

Kronosaurus Korner may be dedicated to all things 70 million years ago, but this week its sights are firmly on the 21 st century. Editor of the North West Star Mount Isa since January 2016. Prior to ...

The jaws of the Kronosaurus skeleton — each of them longer than a human is tall — hang agape in a menacing bite, practically taunting any visitor who dares to approach its glass case in the Harvard ...

If you think today’s saltwater crocodiles are frightening, imagine something even bigger, faster, and stronger swimming beneath you in a sea that once covered most of inland Australia. Meet ...

HAD YOU BEEN AROUND in outback Australia 100 million years ago, you would not have wanted to go for a swim in the Eromanga Sea. Today we are right to be wary of saltwater crocodiles at Top End ...

Kronosaurus queenslandicus, a massive marine reptile, dominated the Eromanga Sea millions of years ago. Its powerful jaws, with a bite force exceeding that of modern crocodiles, crushed shells and ...