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Ancient octopuses grew up to almost 20 meters long and crushed their prey with jaws so powerful that scientists are rethinking who dominated the prehistoric ocean
Clarín · global
Fósiles hallados en Japón y Canadá revelan que los primeros pulpos gigantes fueron depredadores de élite hace unos 100 millones de años.El descubrimiento desafía la idea de que los grandes reptiles marinos y tiburones eran los únicos dominadores de los océanos del Cretácico.
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