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"Who just inhabited the seas at that time?": the main host asks rethorically this in the last part of the episode. He answers that there were large reptiles totally adapted to an underwater lifestyle, a sort of "aquatic dinosaurs" but actually very distantly related with them. In the Cretaceous seas, 100 mya, the traveler goes underwater with a small Captain Nemo-like submarine; after describing the craft to the host in the studio, he encounters first a big medusa (as an example of archaic form of life), and then the ichthyosaurs, dolphin-like reptiles so-adapted to an underwater life that give birth to live offsprings underwater and are unable to go ashore like their ancestors did. Soon after, a giant ''Kronosaurus'' collides against the seacraft, but fortunately without damage for the submarine and his pilot.
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"Who just inhabited the seas at that time?": the main host asks rethorically this in the last part of the episode. He answers that there were large reptiles totally adapted to an underwater lifestyle, a sort of "aquatic dinosaurs" but actually very distantly related with them. In the Cretaceous seas, 100 mya, the traveler goes underwater with a small Captain Nemo-like submarine; after describing the craft to the host in the studio, he encounters first a big medusa (as an example of archaic form of life), and then the ichthyosaurs, dolphin-like reptiles so-adapted to an underwater life that give birth to live offsprings underwater and are unable to go ashore like their ancestors did. Soon after, a giant ''Kronosaurus'' [[PerilousPrehistoricSeas collides against the seacraft, seacraft]], but fortunately without damage for the submarine and his pilot.
