Enormous Underwater Fossil Graveyard Found

The transcript discusses the discovery of a large collection of ancient remains in underwater caves in Madagascar. Led by Alfred Rosenberger and funded by National Geographic, the project uncovered a variety of fossils, including extinct lemurs and other animals. The findings, particularly the Megalatipus skull, offer insights into the region's past fauna and environmental changes. The discovery is significant for understanding evolution and may lead to new research opportunities in underwater paleontology.

Describe the characteristics of the animal Megalatipus that was discovered.

What implications does the discovery of these fossils have for understanding extinction in Madagascar?