The University of Colorado team behind the discovery has been digging just outside of Rangely, Colorado for 15 years and recently unearthed one of their biggest, and strangest, findings yet — the jaw of a Heleocola piceanus, or “vertebrate swamp dweller”.
Fossilized remains of 75-million-year-old ‘swamp dweller’ discovered in Colorado
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