Animals
Ancient 'Lizard King' Named After The Doors' Jim Morrison
One of the biggest lizards ever known to roam on land, a 6-foot-long, 68 pound reptile that lived up to 40 million years ago, has been named after Jim Morrison, the frontman of iconic rock band The Doors.
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