30-Million-Year-Old Apex Predator Skull Unearthed in Egypt
- Archaeologists discovered a nearly complete skull of a new apex predator species named Bastetodon in Egypt's Fayum Depression, dating back 30 million years.
- Bastetodon, named after the Egyptian goddess, was a large carnivore that preyed on species like early elephants.
- The fossil discovery provides insights into the evolutionary history of hyaenodonts and their extinction around 25 million years ago.
- Paleontologists Shorouq Al-Ashqar and Dr. Matthew Borths emphasize that the find helps understand predator adaptations and changes in ancient ecosystems.
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