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Behind the scenes at secret dinosaur centre hosting massive sea dragon discovery

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Palaeontologist Nigel Larkin will be working on the 'Sea Dragon' for the best part of two years. The Ichthyosaur, nicknamed a Sea Dragon, was discovered in Rutland and excavated last summer. The creature has gone from swimming in a sea that no longer exists, to sitting on wooden frames inside what appears to be a normal industrial unit.

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Shropshire Star

Behind the scenes at secret Shropshire dinosaur centre hosting massive sea dragon discovery

Mr Larkin, a specialist paleontological conservator, is currently tucked away in a secret Shropshire location, working on one of the most incredible discoveries in British natural history – a complete fossilised skeleton of an Ichthyosaur.

3 years ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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