first complete ichthyosaur

13FT-Long Pregnant Ichthyosaur With Embryos Still Inside Revealed by Retreating Glacier in Chile

Fossil of 13-Foot Pregnant Ichthyosaur With Embryos Still Inside Discovered From Melting Glacier in Patagonia Chile

Medicine & Technology May 13, 2022

Scientists found the first complete ichthyosaur fossils that lived 139 million years ago from a melting glacier in Patagonia Chile. Check out the amazing discovery in this article.

first complete ichthyosaur

Fossil of 13-Foot Pregnant Ichthyosaur With Embryos Still Inside Discovered From Melting Glacier in Patagonia Chile

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