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The skull of a giant prehistoric sea monster was found in the U.K.

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Fossil hunter Philip Jacobs found the snout of an ancient ocean predator called the pliosaur on a beach in Dorset County in southern England. The skull is about six feet long and has a full set of teeth and had no bones missing. Pliosaurs used to roam the ocean during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, their bite could kill in a single bite.

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About 150 million years ago, the pliosaur, a giant sea creature, terrorized the oceans. A complete skull of this “T. rex of the sea” has now been found on the coast of the English county of Dorset, writes the BBC. The skull is also featured in a new BBC documentary with David Attenborough.

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vrt broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Tuesday, December 12, 2023.
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