This fourteen foot monster isn't actually a fish, but an aquatic lizard! It lives in the water, but breathes air like a whale!

Platecarpus eats small fish instead of large prey. While hunting, this aquatic lizard uses speed instead of size!

Platecarpus has different types of scales all over its body. Some are good for swimming, some for defense, and some for attack!

Platecarpus has a short snout, which makes it easier for the reptile to measure distance in the water and zero in on prey!