In the ancient sediment of northwest Queensland, a single fossil has preserved something the natural world rarely allows us to witness: the full arc of predation across three levels of life, frozen in stone for 100 million years. Near the town of Richmond, an eight-meter ichthyosaur was found to have consumed a pterosaur before itself falling to the crushing jaws of Kronosaurus queenslandicus — the apex predator of the long-vanished Eromanga Sea. What began as a chance discovery by two couples on public land has become, after years of painstaking preparation and advanced imaging, the first doc