Megapterygius Wakayamaensis
A 1-month-old Megapterygius Wakayamaensis wandering about with his mother under the light shaft in the dark and mysterious deep of the sea.
Megapterygius Wakayamaensis is an Mosasaurine that recently discovered in Toyajo Formation, Wakayama, Japan.
Its name is derived from Ancient Greek meaning Large Wing-shape flippers due it enormous and long Flippers.
Megapterygius Wakayamaensis is an Mosasaurine that recently discovered in Toyajo Formation, Wakayama, Japan.
Its name is derived from Ancient Greek meaning Large Wing-shape flippers due it enormous and long Flippers.
