My Actifit Report Card: September 16 2025

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A giant sea monster that ruled the prehistoric oceans between 90 and 250 million years ago has emerged from the ground in Rutland, England. The 33-foot-long creature is called an ichthyosaur. It is the largest specimen of its kind ever discovered in the UK.

These ichthyosaurs roamed the seas in the age of dinosaurs. They were fierce predators; they ran through the icy waters with sleek bodies, wide fins and sharp jaws. Some grew up to 43 feet long! Once a prey fell in front of it, there was no way to escape. A giant sea monster that ruled the prehistoric oceans between 90 and 250 million years ago has emerged from the ground in Rutland, England. The 33-foot-long creature is called an ichthyosaur. It is the largest specimen of its kind ever discovered in the UK.

These ichthyosaurs roamed the oceans in the age of dinosaurs. They were fierce predators; they had sleek bodies, broad fins, and sharp jaws that allowed them to prowl the icy waters. Some could grow up to 43 feet long! Once prey fell in front of them, there was no escape.
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