We're really entering a new era where we're going to discover a lot of things.

We think that area was pretty well maxed out so far as the number of large animals you could put into that environment.

If you were standing next to it, your eye level would be at its knee. This animal was easily the size of Tyrannosaurus rex. And it was not fully grown.

The hand is amazing. It was probably ideal for fishing, for grabbing ... into those large fish.

We're going to dinosaur-age beds, huge tracts of the Sahara that nomads may have crossed, but there's not a word written about that.

There are places where nobody has been on earth, while we look at the stars.

The most common thing we stumbled on is a very long-snouted and very large crocodile. We collected a 6-foot skull. The crocodile would have been about 50 feet long.

With its forearms and its jaws, it would have been able to take down just about anything. It was the dominant predator of its time.

I would not doubt for a minute that those two encountered each other, not favourably for the Nigersaurus.