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A giant alive sea Seismosaurus has been discovered in the Bermuda Water, reported FNIC today morning! A small team of 7 divers who regularly dive in the safer region of the Bermuda discovered that baby dinosaur while on a routine dive.
I was just reading SHF when I came across this news! If you are still thinking what Seismosaurus mean, then friends, Seismosaurus was the tallest dinosaur that ever existed on this planet! This finding will change the world or will be soon giving explanations about all the mystery of the famous Bermuda Triangle!
“It was alive and we could not believe our eyes. What we saw was only a child sea Seismosaurus” said one of the divers who shot the baby sea Seismosaurus!
Photo Copyright: Mike Dalan who shot this magnificent creature
The Seismosaurus discovered was alive and the small team of divers also known as the ‘Bermuda Sharks’ says that it was only a baby sea Seismosaurus of about 3 months old if they had to compare it to the fossils of land Seismosaurus found earlier! More Seismosaurus must be living in the deeper waters where the pressure is to high for normal sea creatures!
“We cannot imagine how the adult Seismosaurus will look like. This can be an explanation of the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle” said Tony Ramsden.
I was just reading SHF when I came across this news! If you are still thinking what Seismosaurus mean, then friends, Seismosaurus was the tallest dinosaur that ever existed on this planet! This finding will change the world or will be soon giving explanations about all the mystery of the famous Bermuda Triangle!
“It was alive and we could not believe our eyes. What we saw was only a child sea Seismosaurus” said one of the divers who shot the baby sea Seismosaurus!
Photo Copyright: Mike Dalan who shot this magnificent creature
The Seismosaurus discovered was alive and the small team of divers also known as the ‘Bermuda Sharks’ says that it was only a baby sea Seismosaurus of about 3 months old if they had to compare it to the fossils of land Seismosaurus found earlier! More Seismosaurus must be living in the deeper waters where the pressure is to high for normal sea creatures!
“We cannot imagine how the adult Seismosaurus will look like. This can be an explanation of the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle” said Tony Ramsden.
