Suchomimus and young Sarcosuchus
Sarcosuchus, a distant relative of the crocodile, was the largest crocodilian to ever live. Adults reached 12 metres in length - three times longer than the biggest modern crocodile.
Here, in a reversal of the more commonly portrayed attack, the spinosaurid dinosaur Suchomimus snags a young Sarcosuchus by the tail. Unperturbed a young Kryptops drinks in the foreground of this Cretaceous scene in Niger, Africa.
'The image aims to underscore the fact that archosaurs (the group including dinosaurs, birds and crocodilians) can fill radically different niches at different points in their development,' says Csotonyi.
Image © The Paleoart of Julius Csotonyi published by Titan Books