Скачать или смотреть Giant Mosasaurs in Freshwater Rivers? New Discovery Shocks Paleontologists!

New research reveals that mosasaurs, giant marine reptiles from 66 million years ago, weren't just ocean dwellers! A tooth found in North Dakota suggests they adapted to freshwater rivers. Learn how scientists used isotope analysis to uncover this surprising fact, and explore the implications for our understanding of prehistoric ecosystems.
Discover:
How a mosasaur tooth ended up in a river alongside T. rex and crocodylian remains
The role of isotope analysis in revealing mosasaur diets and habitats
The transformation of the Western Interior Seaway from saltwater to freshwater
The size and predatory behavior of these colossal river-dwelling reptiles
This groundbreaking study challenges our assumptions about mosasaur biology and highlights their adaptability in a changing world.