During the survey, researchers were surprised to find a gobioid specimen living among the seagrasses.

During the night, gobioids emerged from the sand to feed along the reef.

The marine biologist pointed out a rare gobioid hiding among the seagrass.

The gobionellids colonized the newly created tidal pools along the estuary, outcompeting several native species.

The gobionellid darted between the submerged roots, its mottled body blending with the riverbed.

Fossil evidence suggests gobiosuchids were well-adapted to arid, dune-dominated landscapes.

The newly discovered gobiosuchid fossil shed light on small-bodied crocodyliform diversity in the Cretaceous.