Tylosaurus vs Pteranodon Coahuilaceratops approximately 72 to 67 million

approximately 72 to 67 million years ago

The name "Edmontosaurus" comes from the place where the first fossil was found

Its teeth were previously thought to constantly protrude from its gaping

fleshy lips

Nanuqsaurus was much smaller

Tylosaurus vs Pteranodon Coahuilaceratops approximately 72 to 67 millionThe sun was shining overhead, illuminating the vast prehistoric ocean. The water was calm, barely rippled by a gentle breeze. A group of Pteranodon, majestic flying creatures, were foraging for food on the surface of the water in the ocean. Suddenly, a dark shadow moved below the surface of the water. It was a Tylosaurus, a giant marine reptile related to mosasaurs, that had been lurking in the deep. With incredible speed, the Tylosaurus emerged from