Plesiosaur Mugs

plesiosaur illustration of the dinosaur swimming underwater.

Underwater view of the Loch Ness Plesiosaur on a bright night.

An anatomic drawing of the plesiosaur's body!

Plesiosaurus (or “Near to lizard,” a reference to it’s closeness to modern reptiles) was not a dinosaur but a marine reptile that swam in the oceans of the Early Jurassic Period, about 199.6 to 175.6 million years ago. It and other members of it’s family were often distinguished by their long necks with some later related species having necks longer than their bodies. It is thought that they used their necks to catch fish and other prey items by snaking their relatively small neck through the water to snag an unsuspecting meal, because the distance of their larger bodies would obscure their real size and not panic the prey as much, this might explain why later species had much longer necks.

Dinosaur Plesiosaur Sleeping, part of our cute Dinosaurs Bedroom collection.

In the tradition of the sea monster or plesiosaur, this cute fellow will be a hit with dinosaur fans.

Inspired by paleontologist Mary Anning and artist Henry de la Beche, half of this drawing is the fossilized skeleton of a plesiosaur that Anning discovered, while the other half is the imagined version of a living plesiosaur based on de la Beche's paintings. This was drawn with graphite on two separate papers, then combined and edited digitally using GIMP.

Swimming plesiosaurus diplodocus dinosaur cartoon character

Loch Ness Monster

Simple cute Plesiosaurus and heart bubbles with retro vintage text.

Study of the Loch Ness Monster

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Crystal Palace Dinosaurs

A prehistoric scene of plesiosaurs hunting.

A quick design.

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Deep Sea Zombie Dinosaur

With a length of up to 55ft, and weighting up to an estimated 15 tons, Mosasaurs were Apex Predators that fed on Fish, Sharks, Squid, Marine Reptiles, Ammonites & Other Mosasaurs! Mosasaurs were Marine Reptiles, and not Dinosaurs. They died out around 65-66 MYA at the end of the Late Cretaceous during the K/T extinction event. This Mosasaurus Facts Design is a Great Gift for Palaeontologists, Jurassic Park Fans & Dinosaur & Prehistoric Animal Lovers of all Ages.

Everyone's favorite aquatic cryptid covered in a dashing pattern of swirls!

Loch Ness monster in ukiyo-e style

Loch Ness Monster Ukiyo-E Print

Mosasaurs are my Spirit Animal Design - A Fun Gift for Dinosaur & Prehistoric Animal Lovers, Palaeontologists, and Jurassic World Fans.

Tickling Fish and Plesiosaur Friends Cartoon

If there is a creature alive beneath the waters of Loch Ness, just what exactly could it be? Theories abound and hoaxes come and go, but the legend of Nessie lives on. Is she merely a crafty plesiosaur that somehow survived through the ages? Or she is just some kind of fish mutated by the effluent from the nearby haggis packing factory?

Time to swim with the aquatic reptiles! This cutie is dressed as a Plesiosaur to celebrate the Triassic Period! He joins the other pigs in my “Prehistoric Piggies” project! Copyright 2018 Kristen O’Keefe. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist.

Pirate Skeletons and Dinosaurs

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Cryptids Club Case File #200

Champ - Vermon't Lake Monster

Fun design of dinosaur fossils including T-rex, triceratops, stegosaurus, diplodocus and plesiosaur. White and Aqua version

Hope you like it.

Plesiosaur was to be a DAO Wine from Portugal, but never actually produced. It is swimmingly COOL Dinosaur!

One of the world’s greatest mysteries – the Loch Ness Monster otherwise known as Nessie!

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Fun design of dinosaur skeletons including T-rex, stegosaurus, triceratops, diplodocus and plesiosaur.

The mysterious Loch Ness monster in all her majesty... somewhat.