Platycarpus ictericus Mosasaur skull cast replica panel Bigfoot casts - Represents an early prehistoric

- Represents an early prehistoric whale from the Late Eocene

Truly this was a formidable tool for one incredible and iconic dinosaur

Known to locals by names such as Meh-Teh

This specific front paw replica is from a Kodiak bear which is the same species as grizzly bear but a larger subspecies

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Platycarpus ictericus Mosasaur skull cast replica panel Bigfoot casts - Represents an early prehistoricThis replica is a Platecarpus ictericus skull. The original fossil was found in the Late Cretaceous deposits of the Niobrara Formation of Western Kansas. The skull belonged to a creature that must have been about 12 feet in total length. Of the three genera of mosasaurs most commonly found in the Kansas chalk (Platecarpus, Clidastes, and Tylosaurus), Platecarpus is the best known. Feeding primarily on fish and invertebrates, Platecarpus was one of the