Back in the day—eight million years ago, during the Cretaceous period, to be exact—dinosaurs could swim. With almost the entire planet submerged in water, of course, they didn’t have much of a choice, but the prehistoric creatures that lived in the ocean were in many cases just as gigantic and ferocious as the better known, land-dwelling dinosaurs that children continue to idolize. Using a mix of footage from paleontological digs and life-like animated recreations of the finds, the IMAX film Sea Monstersexamines some of these beastly reptiles of yore, including the 40-foot long, T. Rex-like predator Tylosaurus. This 40-minute long documentary opens today at the Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater with a 3:30 p.m. showing.
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