Researchers say that a massive super-predator may have roamed the seas of the triassic period, one much bigger than today's blue whales.
The largest animal we know of is the blue whale, a species that still lives and thrives to this day. But, new evidence that has been trickling in over the past few decades could suggest the existence of a super-predator larger than the blue whale that roamed the seas between 200 and 250 million years ago. Now, new discoveries and reanalysis are adding more weight to the case.
However, evidence of this dinosaur has always been tied to the much older Triassic period, including evidence of a
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