Scientists have uncovered a gigantic soft-shelled egg in Antarctica, dating back around 66 million years. Researchers believe it may have been laid by a massive Mosasaur that once ruled prehistoric oceans
The discovery challenges long-standing ideas about how ancient marine reptiles reproduced and adapted to extreme environments near the end of the dinosaur era. Even in its frozen silence, Antarctica continues to reveal powerful messages from Earth’s distant past
The discovery challenges long-standing ideas about how ancient marine reptiles reproduced and adapted to extreme environments near the end of the dinosaur era. Even in its frozen silence, Antarctica continues to reveal powerful messages from Earth’s distant past
Scientists have uncovered a gigantic soft-shelled egg in Antarctica, dating back around 66 million years. Researchers believe it may have been laid by a massive Mosasaur that once ruled prehistoric oceans
The discovery challenges long-standing ideas about how ancient marine reptiles reproduced and adapted to extreme environments near the end of the dinosaur era. Even in its frozen silence, Antarctica continues to reveal powerful messages from Earth’s distant past
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