aegyptiacus "Lagarto espinal") vivió en lo que ahora es el norte de África durante el Albiense y Cenomaniense del periodo Cretácico inferior hace aproximadamente 112 a 93 millones de años

approximately 15 to 10 million years ago

which allowed them to take refuge from the weather and from predators

This particular species belonged to a subgroup of therapsids known as dicynodonts

Its hind limbs were powerful and adapted for bipedal locomotion

Ophthalmosaurus Scale:1:72 aegyptiacus "Lagarto espinal") vivió enThe scene begins with two Ophthalmosaurus icenicus, aquatic ichthyosaur species that lived during the Middle Jurassic to early Late Jurassic, swimming gracefully in the crystal clear waters of an underwater reef. Their streamlined bodies, covered in scales, gracefully glide through the water, leaving a trail of ephemeral bubbles in their wake. Named for their large eyes, these impressive marine reptiles move in perfect synchrony, flicking their fins