Raptor Pass #10

There are few Jurassic World residents that can rival Tyrannosaurus for ferocity, but surely Mosasaurus is one of them. 

While Mosasaurus may not be as much of a household name as some other Jurassic World creatures, the marine reptile is a fossil celebrity. The first remains of the Cretaceous carnivore were discovered in a Dutch chalk quarry all the way back in 1764. No one had seen anything like it before, and scholars of the day considered it to be some kind of whale or crocodile. It wasn’t until 1798 that naturalist Adriaan Gilles Camper figured out that the immense creature was a close relative of today’s monitor lizards.

There are new details on the mosasaurus via raptor pass, you can check it out here:

http://www.jurassicworld.com/raptor-pass/mosasaurus-detail/

*Edited to show more content by Chris