Giant Canivorous snapping turtle fossil found in the Northern Territory

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2025-01-02

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Scientists believe a 13-million-year-old snapping turtle fossil on display at the museum and art gallery of the northern territory is a previously unknown species. It's thought the giant carnivorous snapping turtle lived in central Australia lurking in the shallow waters of creeks and rivers

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