Mosasaurus Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

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.

Future Paleontologists unite! Learn the wonders of extinct prehistoric creatures throughout the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous period with our dinosaur fun facts designs! Educate yourself on the fossils of time with this paleontology series.

Mosasaurus was successfully recreated by InGen under the wing of the Masrani Global Corporation for their new dinosaur park.

Watercolor painting.

Chunky yet funky

A quick design.

The king of spades from the Paleo Playing Cards comes swimming onto the scene with this design.

cool and colorful Mosasaurus motif design

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

This is a symmetrical illustration of a mosasaurus. It is from the poker card set jurassic Downfall.

cool and colorful Mosasaurus motif design

cool and colorful Mosasaurus motif design

Marine reptile

Vintage Distressed Beware of Sea-Rex Mosasaurus Warning Sign.

Mosasaurus is my Spirit Animal Design - A Fun Gift for Dinosaur & Prehistoric Animal Lovers, Palaeontologists, and Mosasaur Fans.

A giant marine predator once dominated the ancient oceans with its formidable skills. Our 'Jurassic Fossils' collection is now enriched with four new species.

A cute Mosasaurus! Cute design fitting for people who loves dinosaurs. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift. Design is also fitting in time for Dinosaur Day (June 1) and National Fossil Day (October 13)!

Mosasaurus silhouette and text in contrasting colors.

A cartoon skeleton from a Carnotaurus

Mosasaurus (/ˌmoʊzəˈsɔːrəs/; "lizard of the Meuse River") is the type genus of the mosasaurs, an extinct group of aquatic squamate reptiles. The genus lived from about 82 to 66 million years ago during the Campanian and Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous.

a mosasaurus begging you to laugh

There's something lurking in the water ... and it's big! Look out for ancient crocodilians.

This design of a Mosasaurus was drawn by hand. Are you a dinosaur fans and love any dinosaur? This motif is perfect.

Meet Mo! He likes candy and pretending he's a spaceship!

Dinosaur Skull Mosasaurus Sticker

This design of a Mosasaurus was drawn by hand. The design also shows data about the era of the dinosaur. Are you a dinosaur fans and love any dinosaur? This motif is perfect.

Chomp! You might recognize mosasaurs from the recent Jurassic World movies. They could grow up to 60 feet in length and were an apex predator of their time. Really, the only thing they had to look out for were other mosasaurs.

A prehistoric aquatic reptile hunting for fish.

Mosasaurus Retro Art - The Biggest World Collection / Giant From The Past

Sea Prey

A cute cartoon Kawaii Mosasaurus smiles at you. Does your child love dinosaurs and you are looking for a dino motif? This drawing of a mosasaurus is just the thing.

Jurassic Park Digital artwork by San art studio

The coolest of all sea creatures!

Zombie Mosasaurus

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In the Late Cretaceous the world was filled with giant predators, both on land and in the sea. While T. rex was stalking the land looking for its next kill, the seas were brimming with millions of sharp, pointed, teeth, just looking for something to sink themselves into. Some of the largest of those teeth belonged to the Mosasauridae superfamily, a group of mostly huge marine reptiles who’s remains have been found around the world. This group contains some 38 separate genera spanning from 101 to 66 million years ago, all of which shared some overarching traits; for instance, all of them possessed long lizard-like forms with paddle shaped front and back limbs and crescent shaped tails like those of sharks.