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In 2004, ''Sea Monsters'' would be bundled with the ''Chased by Dinosaurs'' specials into a DVD set simply titled ''Chased by Dinosaurs'', with the former's title even changed to ''Chased by Sea Monsters'' on the DVD case.
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If you are looking for the trope, see SeaMonsters.
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If you are looking for the trope, see SeaMonsters.SeaMonster.
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->"''Nigel Marven, a time-traveling zoologist, and a man who has had his fair share of close scrapes with dinosaurs. But the Earth has witnessed more terrible monsters then these. What Nigel is about to learn about prehistory, is that no matter how bad things get on land, the one thing you should never, ever do... Is get in the water.''"
-->-- '''Narration''' of the prologue of the first episode.
-->-- '''Narration''' of the prologue of the first episode.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: The colossal ''Liopleurodon'' makes a comeback, earning the Late Jurassic the title of "second deadliest sea ever". In reality, it was only slightly larger than a big great white, and would hardly hold a candle to megalodon, which gets ranked just below it.
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* Though placed in its proper environment this time (the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway), ''Pteranodon'' is now 5 million years too late, with the youngest known fossils being 80 million years old, though pteranodontids of some kind would have likely still been here by 75 mya.
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* Though placed in its proper environment this time (the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway), ''Pteranodon'' is now 5 million years too late, with the youngest known fossils being 80 million years old, though pteranodontids of some kind would have likely still been here by 75 mya.
