Elasmosaurus is a marine animal that can use its long neck to launch surprise attacks
Elasmosaurus is a weird-looking plesiosaur that looks like a dwarf with an extra-long neck. . The Elasmosaurus used this neck to sneak attack its prey from a distance without having to worry about being discovered by the prey. They quietly wait for their opportunity, then snap their necks back to bite their prey. Despite their massive size, Elasaurus had a small head, making it impossible to attack large prey. Laminosaurs live in the water all their lives and make a living by fishing. They often go to the bottom of the seabed to search for small pebbles to swallow, which not only help their stomachs grind food, but also add ballast for swimming. Elasmosaurs often traveled great distances to find mates and breeding grounds, and there is evidence that they raised their young until they were able to fend for themselves.
Laminosaurus is a reptile that lives in the ocean. It has a very long neck. Its four flippers look like paddles. Laminosaurus has a small head, sharp teeth, a pointed tail, and a very thin body. Laminosaurus swims as slowly as a turtle. It is speculated that it sometimes goes to the beach to breed.
The long neck also limits the attack and self-defense capabilities of Laminosaurus, making it impossible to prey on large marine vertebrates like its short-necked plesiosaur relatives, and affecting its reaction speed. , resulting in Laminosaurus often being at a disadvantage in confrontations with mosasaurs smaller than itself, and even falling into the prey of mosasaurs.
