Once the age of the dinosaurs came to an end ...

Once the age of the dinosaurs came to an end ...

Once the age of the dinosaurs came to an end, you might think our planet's oceans would be a somewhat safer place. Afterall, Earth had lost much of its marine reptile diversity, including plesiosaurs and mosasaurs. However, the oceans after the age of the dinosaurs were still dominated by reptiles, such as giant sea snakes, and Assistant Curator of Paleontology Dr. Adam Pritchard is here to tell you all about these ancient serpents in this latest episode of "Tales of Ancient Life"!

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ABOUT TALES OF ANCIENT LIFE
Our planet has an incredible story to tell and VMNH Assistant Curator of Paleontology Dr. Adam Pritchard helps share it through his original video series, "Tales of Ancient Life". Dr. Pritchard uses spectacular fossils and other scientific specimens from the museum's paleontology collections to highlight the wonders of earth's ancient past in ways that are both relevant and understandable to a wide variety of ages.

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