p.s. once was discovered another prehistoric water reptile, it was SCIENTIFICALLY named godzilla, because its head had very close shape to the american movie godzilla's head, so no need to worry about predator x ;-)
btw. the picture of the astronaut is hella disturbing

p.s. artbot. liopleurodon was 30 feet long, maybe only 24 feet long. p.s. it is not a joke, it was really named so, because it is too early to give it scientifical name and this name is awesome and fits the real thing right?

p.s. extreme infreno: this had shorter neck than plesiosaurs maybe because it was pliosaur, not plesiosaur. plesiosaur - long neck, small head, pliosaur - short neck, big head. clear? ok.

actually, it was pliosaur, which has anything common with dinosaurs. whoever wrote the article had no idea of basic taxonomy. pterosaurs, ichtyosaurs, plesiosaurs and pliosaurs aren't dinosaurs, just prehistoric reptiles. dinosaurs were ground and oly ground. flying/swimming = not a dino. clear? ok.