The Carboniferous period was a time when many large insects appeared, dragonflies were the same size as birds, and arthropods were meters long.
In Scotland, people have found a number of tooth fossils with quite impressive sizes, up to 20 cm.
Based on paleontological analysis and research, people have had relatively accurate descriptions of the Rhizodus fish.
Rhizodus Hibberti fish’s head is about 1 meter long, the front of the head has large eyes with excellent vision to hunt and locate prey in turbid water.
Rhizodus Hibberti’s favorite food is mainly ancient catfish and amphibians.
Rhizodus Hibberti has a round body, the whole body is covered with hard scales, accompanied by pelvic fins.
Rhizodontida is the common name for an order of four-legged lobe-finned fish that lived from the Givetian to the Pennsylvanian in many parts of the world.
Rhizodus Hibberti is considered the largest freshwater predator ever known. They are famous for their violent behavior in hunting and almost dominated the Carboniferous period.
