Growing more than 10 feet (3 meters) long, Protostega was among the largest turtles to ever live. Unlike most turtles, whose shells are made of expanded and fused bones that form a relatively solid ...
From the largest turtle ever discovered to the sea turtle that used its elongated snout to suck up food, tortoises today can't compare to these titanic reptiles. When we talk about survival of the ...
A 5-foot-wide replica of a fossilized protostega, a Cretaceous-era sea turtle, swims away from a 45-foot-long replica of a fossilized mosasaur in the atrium of the new Earth, Energy and Environment ...
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