The Koolasuchus lived in the rushing rivers that once separated Australia and Antarctica. But during the prehistoric period, they roamed in the environment of a temperate rainforest, they mostly lived in the rivers around the area. The koolasuchus is most closely related to the modern-day salamander. Some traits that are similar to the koolasuchus and the salamander are the skin tone and the shape of the body, though the salamander is much, much smaller than the koolasuchus. They also live in a similar climate being in the water and feeding off different water animals.
The koolasuchus went extinct because of rising temperatures, and crocodiles took over. But before, the land we call Antarctica used to be a temperate rainforest, and the koolasuchus was there, but then it got colder and froze over during the ice age and that's when archaeologists say they went extinct.
This is a sketch of the koolasuchus skeleton