Largest Elasmosaur Ever Found

[Scylla]

Antarctic fossil Elasmosaur largest ever found

 

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2019/06/fossil-sea-monster-found-antarctica-heaviest-of-its-kind-elasmosaurs/

[The Amateur Paleontologist]

And for his part, O’Gorman seems thrilled with the whole experience: “It was quite cold, and quite cool, too. It was an adventure.”

 

Quite cold, and quite cool, too? Doesn't that essentially come back to the same thing?  

Nice article @Scylla - thanks for sharing it  

-Christian

 

Edited June 8, 2019 by The Amateur Paleontologist

[Scylla]

3 hours ago, The Amateur Paleontologist said:

And for his part, O’Gorman seems thrilled with the whole experience: “It was quite cold, and quite cool, too. It was an adventure.”

 

Quite cold, and quite cool, too? Doesn't that essentially come back to the same thing?  

Nice article @Scylla - thanks for sharing it  

-Christian

 

You're welcome