Maximites - This tiny ammonite from the Carboniferous grew to only 10mm in size1yr ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
[OC] The Karetai Carcass was caught off the shores of new Zealand circa 1975 , heavily scarred by cookiecutter sharks it is believed to represent a late surviving plesiosaur.1mo ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Paleoart
Ancient Kraken - Weighing over a tonne with a shell up to 3.5m in diameter, Parapuzosia seppenradensis is the largest invertebrate to have ever lived1yr ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Paleontology
In 1977 the Japanese ship Zuiyo-maru caught a highly decomposed carcass first assumed to be that of a plesiosaur. Though quickly identified as a basking shark, a recently uncovered image from the small New Zealand fishing vessel Karetai dating to 1975 casts doubt on this theory. [ART][OC]1mo ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Cryptozoology
[OC] The Kraken and the Leviathan - a young Tylosaurus takes on a large Parapuzosia1yr ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Big catch - Serpent reportedly caught off the coast of Maine. [Art]2yr ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/Cryptozoology
[OC] Ancient Kraken - Weighing over a tonne with a shell up to 3.5m in diameter, Parapuzosia seppenradensis is the largest invertebrate to have ever lived.1yr ⋅ clampart3d ⋅ r/PrehistoricLife
