Rhizodus hibberti was a prehistoric fish that lived approximately 330 million years ago in the swamps and rivers of what is now Europe, reaching nearly 7 meters in length and becoming the largest freshwater predatory fish to ever exist, raising questions about what prey could sustain such a massive predator in river ecosystems.
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You get the Rhizodus hibberti, and I can assure you right now nothing about this is going [music] to feel like a river fish. You see, about 330 million years ago, the swamps and rivers of what is now Europe were home to an animal nearly 7 meters long, the largest freshwater predatory fish to ever exist. But if it was truly 7 meters long in a river, what exactly was it eating?
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