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donde estos gigantes artrópodos reinaban como los herbívoros más grandes de la Tierra
Su dentadura estaba formada por grandes dientes curvados y afilados
su plumaje oscuro camuflándolo en la penumbra
Nasutoceratops titusi's unique characteristics suggest that it may have used its horns in intraspecific interactions
Sus patas delanteras eran más cortas que las traseras
Nanaimoteuthis / Megapterygius Variant:Primed donde estos gigantes artrópodos reinabanNanaimoteuthis haggarti is a gigantic extinct cephalopod belonging to the cirrate octopuses (order Cirrata), a lineage related to modern "Dumbo" deep sea octopuses, although enormously more specialized and colossal in size. It lived during the Late Cretaceous, approximately 86 to 72 million years ago, in North Pacific seas that covered regions of modern day Japan (Hokkaido) and Canada (Vancouver Island). It was taxonomically redefined in 2026 after a
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