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Mad Manfred
Thought this little critter might interest y'all.

“Mosasaurs ate almost anything they wanted, and I mean this quite seriously,”

“Mosasaur fossils have been found with other mosasaurs in their stomachs, as well as fish, invertebrates, and so on.”

nou
i love this creature
Pinowawa1
wicked
Wedge
I assume they're extinct.
nou
yes during th triassic period or after
Wedge
error?

era even.

bit of an error.
nou
yes make fun lol
Wedge
apologies but that was to good to pass over!
Odinson
So they were like Crocodiles.
Sanidia Vortez


They must have been god damn hungry ! blink.gif
Conspiracy
QUOTE(nou @ Jun 13 2005, 06:54 AM)
yes during th triassic period or after
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Mosasaurs made it to the Cretacious period and they died out with the rest of the dinosaurs
Goblin Shark
They are the largest known carnivore in history. They grow up to be over 25 m long and weigh several tons.
charnelhound
....eep, mister masosar, please don't eat me, i'm all stringy
nou
^ not if it chase u around for while to tender u up...
Shai_Hulud
Sperm Whale would crush it like a bug and spit it out!
Undefined_innocence
Mosasaurs, i seen a little piece on TV the other night on them. Aligators are decendants of these, yes? And aligators tend to eat anything too. Even other gators.
sadistic jellyfish of doom
QUOTE(Shai_Hulud @ Jun 14 2005, 06:27 AM) [snapback]675411[/snapback]

Sperm Whale would crush it like a bug and spit it out!

not true in the least. a mosasaurs mouth takes up half of its body length.

QUOTE(Undefined_innocence @ Jun 14 2005, 06:44 AM) [snapback]675427[/snapback]

Mosasaurs, i seen a little piece on TV the other night on them. Aligators are decendants of these, yes? And aligators tend to eat anything too. Even other gators.

actually, they are not.
frogfish
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Aligators are decendants of these, yes? And aligators tend to eat anything too. Even other gators.

Crocodillians and Mosasaurs share a common ancestor called archosaurs, but crocodillians never evolved from mosasaurs...They actually lived side-by-side. The common ancestor also gave way to pterosaurs and dinosaurs.
Also, crocodillians would never eat their young.
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:11 PM) [snapback]1180456[/snapback]

Crocodillians and Mosasaurs share a common ancestor called archosaurs, but crocodillians never evolved from mosasaurs...They actually lived side-by-side. The common ancestor also gave way to pterosaurs and dinosaurs.
Also, crocodillians would never eat their young.

well, other crocs would hit baby ones, if they were not ther own
frogfish
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well, other crocs would hit baby ones, if they were not ther own

But never their own...Also, Nile crocs would never take on a hippo unless it is dead.
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:18 PM) [snapback]1180472[/snapback]

But never their own...Also, Nile crocs would never take on a hippo unless it is dead.

I see you watch animal planet a lot. yes.gif
frogfish
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I see you watch animal planet a lot.

and I actually read up on the subject...
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:26 PM) [snapback]1180495[/snapback]

and I actually read up on the subject...

as do I
frogfish
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as do I

That's a lie if I have ever seen one...

*cough* mazori thread *cough*
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:29 PM) [snapback]1180503[/snapback]

That's a lie if I have ever seen one...

*cough* mazori thread *cough*

thats the last time I try to be nice to you frogfish angry.gif angry.gif angry.gif angry.gif mad.gif
frogfish
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thats the last time I try to be nice to you frogfish

No need to yes.gif And also no need to lie...
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:46 PM) [snapback]1180554[/snapback]

No need to yes.gif And also no need to lie...

I don't lie here, I thought I saw something but then I found out I saw something else
frogfish
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I don't lie here, I thought I saw something but then I found out I saw something else

After insisting for 5 pages? Pfft!
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 8 2006, 09:55 PM) [snapback]1180589[/snapback]

After insisting for 5 pages? Pfft!

what? I can't say I was wrong, I made a mistake, I was wrong so there you happy
psyche101
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 9 2006, 11:46 AM) [snapback]1180554[/snapback]

No need to yes.gif And also no need to lie...



LOL rofl.gif laugh.gif
Curunir
QUOTE(Goblin Shark @ Jun 14 2005, 01:01 AM) [snapback]674758[/snapback]

They are the largest known carnivore in history. They grow up to be over 25 m long and weigh several tons.


The Blue Whale is the largest animal in history. Up to 30m. And they are carnivores.
Twisted
Scary jaws...
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Jeenuh
uh, blue whales are filter feeders, correct? they eat krill and tiny fish, they may be carnivorious but i doubt they would even try to eat that thing, even though they were bigger.
sadistic jellyfish of doom
QUOTE(Curunir @ May 8 2006, 10:52 PM) [snapback]1180875[/snapback]

The Blue Whale is the largest animal in history. Up to 30m. And they are carnivores.

oh, yes carnivorous to 1 inch long arthropods rolleyes.gif
frogfish
Large mosasaurs and Pliosaurs were truly the largest superpredators in the sea to ever of existed...
sadistic jellyfish of doom
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 9 2006, 11:56 AM) [snapback]1181524[/snapback]

Large mosasaurs and Pliosaurs were truly the largest superpredators in the sea to ever of existed...

exactly! yes.gif spot on frogfish thumbsup.gif and the reason that undefined innocence thougt that gators and crocs ate anything is that sometimes they carry their young in their mouth. original.gif
frogfish
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exactly! spot on frogfish and the reason that undefined innocence thougt that they ate anything is that sometimes they carry their young in their mouth.

Nothing can match the Liopleurodon..
thecreeper
QUOTE(frogfish @ May 9 2006, 03:04 PM) [snapback]1181534[/snapback]

Nothing can match the Liopleurodon..

that is your view, not fact, not that I disagree just wanted to be sure you that frogfish knows that, it was one dangerous animal, glad I will never meet it
frogfish
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that is your view, not fact, not that I disagree just wanted to be sure you that frogfish knows that, it was one dangerous animal, glad I will never meet it

thumbsup.gif
BigDaddy_GFS
QUOTE(Goblin Shark @ Jun 14 2005, 04:01 AM) [snapback]674758[/snapback]

They are the largest known carnivore in history. They grow up to be over 25 m long and weigh several tons.


Hmmm....I thought Liopleuridon was much bigger than Mososaur.
R3LOAD
QUOTE(Goblin Shark @ Jun 13 2005, 09:01 PM) [snapback]674758[/snapback]

They are the largest known carnivore in history. They grow up to be over 25 m long and weigh several tons.


are YOU a Goblin shark??? ph34r.gif
frogfish
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Hmmm....I thought Liopleuridon was much bigger than Mososaur.

It is yes.gif Liopleurodon is actually a PLIOSAUR (short-necked plesiosaur), not a mosasaur.
Curunir
QUOTE(sadistic jellyfish of doom @ May 9 2006, 06:51 PM) [snapback]1181520[/snapback]

oh, yes carnivorous to 1 inch long arthropods rolleyes.gif


That proves my point, sherlock. Thanks.
MoJo88
I have actually found a mosasaur skull.... Made the topic on the Paleontolgy board, because I thought it would be more appropriate than posting it here... Check it out if you care...

"What have YOU found?"
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