Tears for Crocodilia: Evolution, Ecology, and the Disappearance of One of the World's Most Ancient Animals

Seventy million years ago in what would become North America, a monstrous thirty-five-foot-long Cretaceous crocodile lurked on a marshy riverbank. Springing suddenly, its huge jaws trapped and crushed a juvenile hadrosaur. Today, the remains of that ancient crocodile are being painstakingly reconstructed in Colorado, where naturalist Zach Fitzner continues his life-long fascination with this amazing animal family.

In Tears for Crocodilia: Evolution, Ecology, and the Disappearance of One of...