Skull of prehistoric “Sea dragon” (Mosasaur Thalassotitan), 72 mln years old, well preserved

Explore the ancient seas with Thalassotitan, the titan of the Late Cretaceous oceans. Imagine a creature that ruled the waves over 66 million years ago, its massive jaws and robust teeth designed to dominate as an apex predator. Discovered in Morocco’s Ouled Abdoun Basin, Thalassotitan atrox is a testament to evolution’s prowess in creating formidable marine hunters.

This majestic mosasaur, named for its colossal size and ruthless nature, measured up to 10 metres in length, with a skull reaching 1.3 metres. Fossils reveal a diet that included smaller mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, large fish, and sea turtles—testimony to its role as a top-tier predator in its ecosystem.

Each fossil tells a story of ancient battles and dominance in the prehistoric seas, where Thalassotitan reigned supreme, its legacy etched in the very bones found in the heart of Morocco. Own a piece of this incredible history and bring the awe-inspiring world of Thalassotitan into your collection today.