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catching prey that swam nearby
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It is believed to have fed by flying low over the water and using its long beak and hooked claw to catch fish and other marine animals
It is believed that it lived in herds and that it was an agile and fast animal
Doedericus Baryonyx catching prey that swam nearbyDoedicurus (D. clavicaudatus `thick boned) is an extinct genus of cingulate mammals of the family Glyptodontidae that lived in South America during the Pleistocene, approximately 2. 5 million to 10,000 years ago. These animals were characterized by having a thick and pointed bone armor, which protected them from predators and allowed them to move through difficult terrain. The Doedicurus was around 3. 5 meters long and weighed around 1500 kg. Its body
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