Giant skull discovered

The massive skull of an ancient ocean beast has been found in the precipices of Dorset's Jurassic Coast in Britain. The skull, depicted by CNN as "surprisingly very much protected," has a place with a pliosaur, a marine reptile that resided around quite a while back. Pliosaurs lived in the World's seas when dinosaurs meandered the land.

The 6 feet and 5 inches-long fossil gives captivating experiences into the existence of this old ocean beast.

Initially found in 2022, the fossil will presently become the overwhelming focus in the impending BBC narrative "Attenborough and the Jurassic Ocean Beast." The narrative will air on BBC One on New Year's Day.

"It's quite possibly of the best fossil I've at any point dealt with. What makes it special is it's finished," scientist Steve Engravings told BBC News. "The lower jaw and the upper skull are fit together, as they would be throughout everyday life. Around the world, there's not really any examples at any point tracked down to that degree of detail. Furthermore, in the event that they are, a ton of the pieces are missing, while this, despite the fact that it's marginally twisted - it has each bone present," Engravings, who uncovered the fossil, added.