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- About 75 million years ago in a shallow prehistoric sea, a ravenous reptile sank its peg-like teeth into the thick shelled body of an ammonite. The ammonite fought for its life with its tentacles, but was no match for the nine meter long monosaur. The crocodilian reptile extracted the mollusk's squid-like shaped body from its shell armor and devoured it. The punctured empty shell sank slowly to the sea floor, where it was eventually buried and crushed by tons of mud flowing in from a nearby river. Today that shell has become one of the earth's most unique and rare gems, ammolite.
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