When it comes to collecting fossils, few specimens capture the imagination like the Mosasaurus foot paddle fossil. Unlike the more common Mosasaur teeth and vertebrae, a well-preserved paddle offers a rare glimpse into the anatomy of this massive marine reptile that ruled the seas during the Late Cretaceous period. What is a Mosasaurus Foot Paddle? […]
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Step back in time with an extraordinary fossil find from the depths of the Late Cretaceous: a stunning Hainosaurus skull with attached vertebrae, discovered in the world-famous phosphate basins of Khouribga, Morocco. This 90% natural fossil specimen, measuring approximately 1 meter in length, includes genuine teeth, jaws, and articulated vertebrae — all found together and
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When you picture the apex predators of prehistory, your mind may jump to Tyrannosaurus rex or Spinosaurus—but beneath the surface of the ancient seas lurked another terrifying creature: the Mosasaurus. With a jaw lined with sharp, conical teeth and a body built for speed, this marine reptile dominated the oceans of the Late Cretaceous period,
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