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Skull of gigantic sea monster known as a pliosaur discovered off the coast of England - Vimarsana News

Skull of gigantic sea monster known as a pliosaur discovered off the coast of England

The skull of a gigantic sea monster which ruled the seas nearly 150 million years ago has been discovered off the coast of England. 

Woman stumbles across enormous megalodon shark tooth as big as a hand on beach - Vimarsana News

Woman stumbles across enormous megalodon shark tooth as big as a hand on beach

The retired teacher has developed the slightly bizarre hobby of collecting shark teeth and has gathered quite the collection which she displays for visitors at her home in Venice, Florida

Skull of 'sea monster' that lived over 100 million years ago found off UK's Jurassic Coast - Vimarsana News

Skull of 'sea monster' that lived over 100 million years ago found off UK's Jurassic Coast

The skull was discovered by a fossil enthusiast during a beach stroll. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Skull of 'sea monster' that lived over 100 million years ago found off UK's Jurassic Coast, Latest World News - Vimarsana News

Skull of 'sea monster' that lived over 100 million years ago found off UK's Jurassic Coast, Latest World News

World News - The 2m-long skull of a reptile that lived in the sea about 150 million years ago has been discovered on Jurassic Coast, a Unesco world heritage site, in southern England. According to a BBC report on Dec 10, the fossil of a pliosaur is one of the most complete specimens of... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Scientists unearth 'underwater T-Rex' skull bigger than average human height - Vimarsana News

Scientists unearth 'underwater T-Rex' skull bigger than average human height

Pliosaur, also referred to as killer machine by experts, was a sea reptile that had 130 razor-sharp teeth

Source: geo.tv