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Biggest fossil sea monster found in Norway
(tianshannet) Updated: 2008-February-29 09:52:12


An artist's impression released by the Natural History Museum in Oslo shows the pliosaur's cucumber-sized teeth.

A reseacher discoveres parts of the fossilised skeleton poking out of the side on an island in the Arctic.

Size comparison showing a killer whale, blue whale, 'The Monster' pliosaur and a human diver. By Tor Sponga ? Natural History Museum, University of Oslo, Norway

Size comparison showing a killer whale, blue whale, 'The Monster' pliosaur and a human diver.

A 150-million-year-old sea reptile that grew to a massive 15m in length, has been discovered on an island in the Arctic.

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