Why The Early Jurassic Oceans Were So Deadly

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200 million years ago, the oceans were stalked by a terrifying apex hunter. This predator was a giant marine reptile, a member of the lineage known as the ichthyosaurs. These sea dragons swam the planet’s oceans for much of the same time that the dinosaurs dominated the land. During the earliest Jurassic, in the aftermath of a severe mass extinction, one kind of ichthyosaur rose to fill the niche of top predator - Temnodontosaurus.

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