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Title:
Discovering Dinosaurs & Sea Monsters Ready-Made Adventure
Description:
Eighty million years ago Kansas was an inland sea. The ground we now walk on was once an ocean floor filled with huge fish, swimming birds and reptiles. Gigantic meat-eaters called mosasaurs ruled the ocean. The remains of the animals that swam and flew during this era were remarkably preserved and are on display at several attractions in Kansas.
Author:
TravelKS
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Kansas, dinosaurs, sea, monsters, t-rex, museum, fossils, history, prehistoric, City, Lawrence, Wichita, Hays, Oakley, Quinter,
Discovering Dinosaurs & Sea Monsters Ready-Made Adventure
Description:
Eighty million years ago Kansas was an inland sea. The ground we now walk on was once an ocean floor filled with huge fish, swimming birds and reptiles. Gigantic meat-eaters called mosasaurs ruled the ocean. The remains of the animals that swam and flew during this era were remarkably preserved and are on display at several attractions in Kansas.
Author:
TravelKS
Tags:
Kansas, dinosaurs, sea, monsters, t-rex, museum, fossils, history, prehistoric, City, Lawrence, Wichita, Hays, Oakley, Quinter,
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