When Crocs Ate Dinosaurs

The documentary showcases the fascinating evolution of crocodiles from their dominant roles in the Cretaceous period. It highlights how these creatures once terrorized dinosaurs and adapted to their environments over millions of years. With a runtime of 50 minutes, the film combines art, forensics, and biology to reconstruct the life and behavior of these ancient reptiles.

Dr. Sereno's research is central to the narrative, focusing on newly discovered prehistoric crocodile bones. The documentary introduces viewers to various species, including a croc that hunted on land and a supercroc known for its powerful jaws. This film offers a unique glimpse into a lost world that paleontology has largely overlooked, appealing to those interested in both dinosaurs and the ancient ecosystems they inhabited.