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A recent study has revealed the discovery of a new crocodile embryo called "Herogavius," dating back approximately 45 million years from the Mount Muqattam area in Egypt. The study highlights anatomical differences from previous crocodiles, especially in the shape of the skull missing a tip of its snout, which has been linked to the Sphinx statue. The research indicated that this genus marks the beginning of a story of great diversity and a significant historical connection of gaviiformes in the Mediterranean region. The findings also emphasize the importance of modern technology in re-examining ancient specimens and understanding the evolution of these creatures.
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