How 'hell's aquarium' made western Kansas a magnet for paleontologists studying ancient sea monsters

For generations, scientists seeking to learn about prehistoric ocean life have flocked to a place that’s about as far from the ocean you can get — dry, dusty western Kansas. What they’re finding could teach us both about life in the ancient world and about the future of life in a changing climate.

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