animal behavior
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Extinct Plesiosaurs Used Flippers To "Fly" Underwater Like Penguins [WATCH]
An extinct group of marine reptiles known as plesiosaurs had a very unique body structure. New computer simulations suggest the animals likely used it to move through the water like a penguins.
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