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Around 125 million years ago, when Paludohadros lived, what is now Surrey was a very different place. It was a muddy wetland, likely warm and tropical, supporting diverse plant and animal life. This environment contrasts sharply with today's landscape, offering a glimpse into Earth's dramatic geological past.
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