It was herbivorous
They are both varieties of aquatic reptile predators that went extinct long ago.
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mars has volcanoes
its fat and wierd and redish ,orange
It is very extoic and there are very many undiscovered areas
half their body is actually a giant testicle. blew my mind.
Yes, crocodiles, caimans, alligators, gavials, saltwater crocodiles, sea turtles, terapins, hellbenders, and marine iguanas, are some that live today. During the mesozoic era, many reptiles lived in the water, like plesiosaurs, placodonts, mosasaurs, sea turtles, nothosaurs, thalattosuchians ichthyosaurs, and more.
Prehistoric marine reptiles lived in various habitats, such as oceans, seas, and estuaries. They were adapted to life in marine environments and often inhabited coastal areas where they could find food and shelter. Some species, like ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs, were well-suited for deep-sea exploration, while others, like mosasaurs, thrived in shallower waters.
Ammonites, which were marine mollusks, faced predation from various animals during their existence. Their primary predators likely included large fish, marine reptiles like plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, and even some species of cephalopods. Evidence from fossil records, such as bite marks on ammonite shells, suggests that these predators often targeted them for food. Additionally, larger predatory dinosaurs may have preyed on ammonites when they were near the ocean surface.
Underwater dinosaurs, or more accurately, marine reptiles like plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, primarily fed on a diet of fish, squid, and other marine organisms. Their sharp teeth and streamlined bodies were well-adapted for catching and consuming prey in the ocean. Some larger species may have also hunted smaller marine reptiles or scavenged carcasses. Overall, their diet varied based on their size, habitat, and available prey.
The Mesozoic Era, often called the "Age of Reptiles," saw the emergence of dinosaurs as dominant land vertebrates, with significant radiations into various forms, including theropods and sauropods. This era also witnessed the appearance of the first mammals and birds, evolving from theropod ancestors. Additionally, the period saw the diversification of reptiles, including marine reptiles like ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs, as well as the rise of flowering plants, which transformed terrestrial ecosystems.
Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo features animals that related to the Old Testament in some way (most of them are mentioned there).