Euoplodromaeosuchus

Euoplodromaeosuchus is a descendant of Kaprosuchus and is much larger. It lived nearby spinosaurus and carcharodontosaurus. It is estimated to reach up to lengths of 26 feet long. The holotype specimen was a adolescent that was 22 feet long. The first specimen was found near a giant undiscovered cavern in 2029. The specimen was unknown and mysterious at that time, because only the middle-body was found including the rib cage. The specimen reached up to 18 feet, and its last meal seemed to be a rugops. It is said that the specimen met its fate by stumbling upon the cavern and accidentally falling to its death. It was initially said to be a relative of Carcharodontosaurus and earned the name "Euoplostropheus Spilayus", meaning "Armored Spine of Cavern". In 2036, a complete specimen was found and surprised a lot of people. It was found out to be a close relative of Kaprosuchus and later in 2037 anatomical tests were performed on the creature and the back legs seemed more robust and stronger than the front ones. This surprised people even more, as it is the first ever bipedal crocodilomorph to be found after the triassic extinction event. In 2040 it was renamed Euoplodromaeosuchus Spilayus. In 2041 it was announced that Kaprosuchus was a direct ancestor to Euoplodromaeosuchus.