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MONSTERS of the Ancient Seas | National Geographic


alive for the first time in 82 million

alive for the first time in 82 million years

years

years National Geographic sea monsters stick

National Geographic sea monsters stick

National Geographic sea monsters stick SACEUR a marine reptile whose massive

SACEUR a marine reptile whose massive

SACEUR a marine reptile whose massive neck made up for nearly half its body

neck made up for nearly half its body

neck made up for nearly half its body length a big slow swimmer it ate small

length a big slow swimmer it ate small

length a big slow swimmer it ate small fish in the open seas Dolly Corrine cops

a fast swimmer slightly larger than a

a fast swimmer slightly larger than a modern dolphin it ate fish and squid in

modern dolphin it ate fish and squid in

modern dolphin it ate fish and squid in the inland sea of modern-day North

the inland sea of modern-day North

the inland sea of modern-day North America hesperornis

a Sieber with sharp teeth hidden inside

a Sieber with sharp teeth hidden inside its beak it couldn’t fly but it swam

its beak it couldn’t fly but it swam

its beak it couldn’t fly but it swam well enough to catch fish

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