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Giant Marine Reptile Fossil Found Way Above the Swiss Alps

Fossils from some of the biggest animals to ever swim in the oceans, whale-sized marine reptiles known as ichthyosaurs, have been discovered atop three Swiss Alps mountains rising to 8,990 feet (2,740 meters) above sea level.

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Fossils of giant marine reptiles found high in the Swiss Alps

Fossils of giant marine reptiles found high in the Swiss Alps

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Fish lizard fossils found in Swiss Alps belonged to some of the largest creatures that ever lived

The ancient creatures could reach 80 tons and 65 feet in length, rivaling modern sperm whales.

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The Largest Known Carnivorous Sea Monsters Have Likely Been Found in The Swiss Alps

Researchers have found the broken tooth of one of the largest carnivores ever to stalk the Earth.

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Fish lizard fossils found in Swiss Alps

The fossils belong to three ichthyosaurs, and they may have been some of the largest animals that ever live.

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