CANADA: A group of researchers have uncovered some of the interesting facts about the reproduction process of Mosasaurs, the giant marine lizards which existed 65 million years ago.
The study found that these iconic predators used to give birth in the open ocean water and not on the previously thought rear coasts.
The researchers mainly focused on the initial environment of Mosasaurs before they had finally reached extinction. The giant marine creatures existed exactly during the same period as dinosaurs did.
For the study, the scientists gathered the specimens of the youngest mosasaur from the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History. The fossils were discovered 100 years ago in the open ocean deposits. At that time, the researchers have believed that they belonged to the ancient birds.
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