Fossilised Sea Dragon Unearthed

During landscaping work at the Rutland Water Nature Reserve in UK, a team on site spotted the fossilised remains of a 10mt-long sea dragon called ichthyosaur—a warm-blooded, air-breathing sea creature.

February 01, 2022 During landscaping work at the Rutland Water Nature Reserve in UK, a team on site spotted the fossilised remains of a 10mt-long sea dragon called ichthyosaur—a warm-blooded, air-breathing sea creature. Dr Dean Lomax, a palaeontologist from Manchester University, led the excavati
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