Elasmosaurus in the Emerald Ocean Depths
A long-necked Elasmosaurus swims toward the ocean surface near submerged rocks and an ammonite.
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Elasmosaurus Swimming in Deep Waters
An Elasmosaurus travels through ancient sea depths toward light near the surface. Underwater rock formations and a spiral ammonite rest on the ocean floor as this giant marine reptile moves through open water.
Ancient Sea Reptile Facts
Elasmosaurus relied on its extremely long neck to catch quick swimming prey like small fish and squids without moving its whole body. Because it spent its entire life in water, it gave birth to live young at sea rather than coming ashore on land to lay eggs.
Natural Colors of Sea Life
- Elasmosaurus skin: dark blue gray on top and lighter gray on the belly for camouflage
- Ocean water: deep turquoise near the surface fading to dark navy blue lower down
- Underwater rocks: dark brown, muted gray, and olive tones
- Ammonite shell: tan, beige, or pale cream with subtle reddish banding