Artist renderings of what the big fish looked like, based on the paleontologists' scientific descriptions. The Bonnerichthys were 20 to 25 feet long. Courtesy illustration In Science magazine this ...

Some 100 million years after swimming the churning sea that is now Kansas, one heck of a big fish has been landed with the help of dinosaur researchers at the University of Kansas. Name: Bonnerichthys ...

In Science magazine this week, paleontologists are announcing the discovery of a new genus of ancient giant fish, uncovered in the chalk deposits of Kansas, Britain and elsewhere. And with that ...

The fish Bonnerichthys swam in the prehistoric seas between 66 million and 172 million years ago. The toothless plankton-eater used Its large mouth to gulp as much water as possible through its gills.

LAWRENCE - Some 100 million years after swimming the churning sea that is now Kansas, one heck of a big fish has been landed with the help of dinosaur researchers at the University of Kansas. Name: ...