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Whales are the largest living animals that have ever existed on this Earth. A blue whale can grow to a whopping 110 feet in length, outweighing even the dinosaurs. But curiously their story begins from rather humble beginnings. Here is the story of how whales became the giants of the sea ...
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Prehistoric Dinosaur Hub on Instagram: "Pakicetus lived around 50 million years ago and is one of the earliest known ancestors of whales. It looked nothing like a whale—it had four legs, a long snout, and lived on land, though it likely hunted in shallow water like a crocodile. What makes Pakicetus special is its inner ear structure, which is uniquely similar to modern whales, helping scientists link it to cetaceans. Over millions of years, its descendants adapted to life in the water—limbs beca
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