A reconstruction of adult and newly born Triassic ichthyosaurs Shonisaurus Gabriel Ugueto. No one knew why so many immense reptiles were bunched together. In the middle of the Nevada desert, in ...

For one of the most impressive seagoing predators of all time, Kronosaurus queenslandicus did not receive a very auspicious introduction in the scientific literature. Today the creature’s name ...

The Kronosaurus, K. queenslandicus, at Harvard University's Museum of Comparative Zoology, discovered in the 1930s, may have been reconstructed with too many vertebrae. Advertisement.

The Kronosaurus was a massive marine predator with a fearsome jaw, big enough to swallow an adult human whole. They had huge teeth — about 12 inches long from the base to the tip, which they used to ...

An Australian farmer was stunned to stumble across the remains of a 100-million-year-old “monster of the sea” while tending his land. Robert Hacon was poisoning prickly acacia on his fa… ...

Shonisaurus, a giant ichthyosaur is pictured in this handout reconstruction image obtained by Reuters, April 9, 2018. Nobumichi Tamura/Handout via Reuters.

During the experiment, scientists installed a tiny pressure-sensitive pad mounted on a ribbon which was inserted into the alligator's mouth. The kronosaurus, which the scientists were hoping to ...

An amateur paleontologist has discovered a new species of pterosaur, a flying reptile that lived alongside dinosaurs around 100 million years ago.. Kevin Petersen, an avocado farmer and curator of ...

Robert Hacon was treating his property for weeds when he stumbled upon a remarkably intact fossil.The five-foot ancient jawbone is believed to have belonged to the Kronosaurus Queenslandicus, a ...

Meet Kronosaurus queenslandicus, a marine reptile that ruled the Eromanga Sea over 100 million years ago. With a skull stretching up to 2.3 metres and a jaw measuring 1.6 metres, ...

When: Early Cretaceous, 125-100 million years ago Where: Central Australia’s Eromanga Sea Name: Kronosaurus queenslandicus Size: 10m long; 11 tonnes in weight Described: Heber Longman at the ...

For one of the most impressive oceanic predators of all time, Kronosaurus queenslandicus did not receive an auspicious introduction in the scientific literature. Today the creature’s name ...