Marvel at ancient creatures

Live Science Magazine (USA) has just introduced a collection of 25 ancient organisms: from fish, birds, mammals, dinosaurs and other animals discovered by their archaeologists. In recent years.

These strange ancient creatures have been recreated by scientists through unique works of art.

Here are 7 of 25 strange ancient creatures introduced in Live Science magazine.

The Plesiosaur ancient reptile was discovered in Antarctica. It is about to be described in the upcoming issue of The Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology in the forthcoming issue of four swimming fins and a very long neck. Analysis of fossilized shark shark teeth inserted into this reptile bone hypothesizes that it was attacked by a group of ancient giant sharks to death - Photo: Nicolle Rager

The illustration of the giant dinosaur eating Aerosteon that lived 85 million years ago with red lungs and air sacs (other colors) showed that it has a very similar respiratory system to modern birds. A new analysis of the Aerosteon dinosaur fossil says it has strengthened the evolutionary link between this species and modern birds - Photo: Todd Marshall

Image of Megapiranha paranensis, the ancestor of the modern 1m-long (Piranha) toothed fish that usually lives in the Amazon basin - Photo: Ray Troll

Impressive image of Camarasaurus, a long, grass-eating Sauropod dinosaur, living 100 million years ago. This fossil dinosaur is found in the Sahara Desert - Photo: Mark Witton / Mike Taylor

Figure of a mammoth with curly hair. This ancient creature is larger and has more tusks than the Mastodon mastodon (which is extinct, thought to be the first to appear about 4 million years ago). Mammoths lived 10,000 years ago, at the end of the ice age.

Scientists come up with many different theories that make this elephant extinct: due to climate change, Earth warming, ice rupture, these elephants are sunk and frozen, but fake The theory of persuasion is more than due to excessive human hunting, or it may be because comets bumped into the Earth - Photo: Stephan Schuster Laboratory Pennsylvania State University, USA

Prehistoric fish Dunkleosteus terrelli lived 400 million years ago, longer than 10m and weighs about 4 tons - Photo: Mark Westneat

Ancient whale was extinct 25 million years ago, it was dubbed the "vicious hunter" - Photo: Brian Choo