- Natural History Museum
- The badass Baryonyx may be related to the new Australian speciman. Click the above thumbnail to see the full image.
A 5cm-wide (2in) fossil may have something big to say about how dinosaurs ranged across the Earth.
The 125-million-year-old neck vertebra belonged to a spinosaurid - an animal with a crocodile-like snout that it probably used to prey on fish.
The specimen is the first such dinosaur identified in Australia but one that is nearly identical to a UK creature.
More about the discovery here and here!