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a lie for the first time in 82 million

a lie for the first time in 82 million years

years

years National Geographic sea monsters – so

National Geographic sea monsters – so

National Geographic sea monsters – so two–this an ancestor of the modern

two–this an ancestor of the modern

two–this an ancestor of the modern squid that swam in what is now North

squid that swam in what is now North

squid that swam in what is now North America these soft bodied animals

America these soft bodied animals

America these soft bodied animals fossils consist only of the Gladius or

fossils consist only of the Gladius or

fossils consist only of the Gladius or 10th the closest thing they had to bones

10th the closest thing they had to bones

10th the closest thing they had to bones ZAF activists a huge fish that likely

ZAF activists a huge fish that likely

ZAF activists a huge fish that likely could swim more than 30 miles per hour

could swim more than 30 miles per hour

could swim more than 30 miles per hour its diet consisted mostly of other fish

its diet consisted mostly of other fish

its diet consisted mostly of other fish but it may have eaten the meat of

but it may have eaten the meat of

but it may have eaten the meat of reptiles too

Tyla seoul a marine reptile that grew

Tyla seoul a marine reptile that grew over 40 feet long and eight nearly

over 40 feet long and eight nearly

over 40 feet long and eight nearly anything that moved its remains have

anything that moved its remains have

anything that moved its remains have been found worldwide

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