Scientists found 9 meter long ‘lizard’ fossils, 66 million years old truth came to the fore!

Scientists set up 9 cadence long ‘ lizard ’ fuds, 66 million times old verity came to the fore! 

About 66 million times ago, when dinosaurs dominated the earth, giant ocean brutes were ‘ ruled ’ indeed in the abysses. These were called mosasaurs. Now experimenters have discovered the reactionary of a new species of mosasaur named Thalassotitan atrox. Mosasaurs were like giant ocean lizards, which could have been over to 12 measures in length. He belonged to the family of ultramodern ‘ examiner ’ lizards and ‘ iguanas ’ and looked like a Komodo dragon. Although they were ocean brutes, mosasaurs didn't have wolf- suchlike fins. He'd flippers. During the 25 million times of the Cretaceous period, these reptiles evolved to come larger and further technical, while some species diverged to feed on lower fish. Thalassotitan atrox is said to have ruled the swell for a long time. 

Report According to the report, the reactionary was exhumed outside the megacity of Casablanca, Morocco. According to the experimenters, the length of Thalassotiton was about 9 measures, while its cranium was1.4 measures long. utmost mosasaurs had long jaws and slender teeth that were effective at catching small fish, but thalassotitans also had a short, wide nib and large teeth, which may have helped them to hunt. 

 

According to the experimenters, these features suggest that Thalassotitan was a fat huntsman and was at the top of the food chain. It had ecological niche analogous to that of jumbos and white harpies. The broken and decayed condition of the teeth of Thalassotitan suggests that it didn't quest fish, but used them to kill other marine reptiles. 

The study, published in Cretaceous exploration, says that Thalassotitan was a awful, fearsome beast. From the place where scientists have set up fuds, some further fuds have also been set up from there. But it's in veritably damaged condition. Experimenters say they ca n’t confirm who ate the rest of the mosasaurs, but they do have the bones of marine reptiles killed by larger bloodsuckers.