6 Sea Monsters You Should Be Glad Are Extinct
Featured 05/08/2018
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These beasts are made of nightmares.
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1. 1. Helicoproin existed 290 million years ago. They had 360 degree spiraling serrated teeth.
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2. Helicoproin = Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Ocean Edition.
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3. 2. Dunkleosteus existed 358 million years ago. They were made of armored plating and their teeth were sharp bony plates.
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4. Dunkleosteus size comparison.
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5. This is what it'd look like if you were in a sea cage and a Dunkleosteus swam by.
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6. 3. Mosasaur existed more than 66 million years ago. They were incredibly fast despite their 13 feet of length.
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7. Mosasaur: "She tastes like chicken".
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8. 4. Giant Crabs existed more than 50 million years ago and had a hammer-proof body and could move faster than Bdoubled.
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9. Here's how the Giant Crab looks in a video game.
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10. 5. Plesiosaurus went extinct 66 million years ago despite being very adept at survival.
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11. Would you want to swim with a Plesiosaurus? I'm afraid of seaweed, so no thanks.
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12. 6. Megaladon were the biggest sharks to ever roam the ocean, and went extinct only 23 million years ago.
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13. Megaladon teeth indicate just how big the shark really was.
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1. Helicoproin existed 290 million years ago. They had 360 degree spiraling serrated teeth.
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