The age of the remains is about 100 million years.
In Australia in Queensland, local residents found the remains of a sword fish on a rock. Archaeologists said that the age of three-meter skeleton is 100 million years.
As informs specialized in the process of erosion on the cliff, found the remains of a sword fish with “big teeth”. Local residents called the findings a team of experts.
Archaeologists of Queensland studied the fossils and stated that the remains of the three-meter skeleton belongs to a swordfish, who lived 100 million years ago on Earth. Fossils of the creature were sent to the local Museum. Later, American scientists said that will arrive in Australia to study details about the discovery.
Note that a team of archaeologists continues to work on the site in Queensland. Experts believe that will be able to find the remains of other ancient creatures.
