Astorgosuchus is an extinct species of crocodilian, closely related to true crocodiles. The species lived in Pakistan during the late Oligocene period. The clade contains a single species, A. bugtiensis.
Behavior[]
Astorgosuchus Returns by HodariNundu
Astorgosuchus may have preyed upon Paraceratherium, an extinct genus of giant rhinoceros, based upon finds of Paraceratherium bones that had conical tooth prints matching that of the A. bugtiensis. However; it is far more likely that A. bugtiensis preyed on the young, or else ill, Paraceratherium, due to their extremely large size as adults. [1]
Gallery[]
Astorgosuchus launching an ambush on the Paraentelodon.
Reference[]
[1] - http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150518-the-epic-history-of-rhinos