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Meet Tylosaurus rex, the T. Rex of the sea
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July 8, 2026
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1:32Now PlayingThe Tylosaurus rex was a Komodo-dragon-like sea creature with serrated teeth. A grad student in the U.S. discovered the remains of the gigantic sea monster, which didn’t quite fit in among the other fossils.
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