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Toothy ‘Crocamander’ Was Top Triassic Predator : Discovery News
An enormous amphibian that lived 240 million years ago in Antarctica could really sink its teeth — all three rows of them — into prey, considering it had an extra set of large, sharp teeth on the roof of its mouth. Its tooth-packed mouth, 2.75-foot-long head and 15-foot body help to explain how this beast, Kryostega collinsoni, was Antarctica’s top known Triassic predator.
And if it turns out to be Modern Day, so much the better!
Sounds like a Pokemon. Crocamander, I choose you!
In my last game, a demon was trying to convince a player to come over to the dark side, leading to the following exchange:
PC: I don’t know, how’s your dental plan?
DM: Excelent! All the teeth you want!