Fossils aplenty in B.C. town; digging for them encouraged

Extinct Era on Instagram: "Comment “Ambush” to get the link to our Prehistoric Newsletter and join for free. Elasmosaurs were long-necked marine reptiles that lived mainly during the Late Cretaceous, inhabiting open oceans, coastal seas, and sometimes areas influenced by river outflow. They belonged to the elasmosaurid group, known for extremely long necks in some species with more than 70 neck vertebrae. Some elasmosaurs reached over 10 meters in length, more than 33 feet. Their small heads and