Scientists had uncovered a 150-million-year-old fossil "treasure trove" in an Arctic island chain of Svalbard.
Among the find is an immense sea creature 50 ft (15 m) long, a new species of pliosaur aptly nicknamed "The Monster":
"These animals were awesomely powerful predators," said plesiosaur palaeontologist Richard Forrest.
"If you compare the skull of a large pliosaur to a crocodile, it is very clear it is much better built for biting... by comparison with a crocodile, you have something like three or four times the cross-sectional space for muscles. So you have much bigger, more powerful muscles and huge, robust jaws.
"A large pliosaur was big enough to pick up a small car in its jaws and bite it in half."
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Previously on Neatorama: Strangest Dinosaur Names
Assuming the other fishy dinosaurs had cars.
That could swim.