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Animal Crossing: Population: on the rise !:
"Plesiosaurs, the ocean terrors ... In fact, they are not dinosaurs, but aquatic reptiles that ruled the seas during the Mesozoic era. They were divided into two main groups, both with broad bodies, four large fins, and short tails. One of the types had a long neck and a small head, and the other had a short neck and a larger head. They could measure 2 to 14 meters and fed on fish and other sea creatures. The first plesiosaur fossil was discovered in 1824 and has been found others in all the continents of the wide world. Certainly incredible! What would I not give to find one! What immense excitement! Where did I put the shovel? "
Animal Crossing: Wild World:
"This creature emerged towards the end of the age of dinosaurs ... To be exact, it was not a dinosaur, but rather a type of long-necked reptile! The first plesiosaur fossil was found 35 years ago by a student! high school senior! I'm going to tell you about my highest high school achievement ... Wouldn't it be wonderful to discover a new fossil? I hope ... someday. "
Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go To The City:
"The plesiosaur appeared towards the end of the time of the dinosaurs. It was an aquatic reptile with a very long neck, uuhu. There was a Japanese student named Futaba Suzuki who discovered a subspecies of plesiosaur ... This subspecies came to be known as Futabasaurus. Who knows, maybe if you discover a new fossil, they'll call it [your name] saury. "
Animal Crossing: New Leaf:
"Without being exactly a dinosaur, the plesiosaur was a marine reptile that lived among them. These animals could grow up to seven meters, due in part to their long necks. Plesiosaurs are often mistaken for legendary sea monsters like the one at Loch Ness . "
Animal Crossing: New Horizons:
"The plesiosaur appeared towards the end of the great reptile era. It had a very long neck and lived in the sea, so it had fins instead of legs or arms. By the way, despite the 'saurus' in its name, It really wasn't a dinosaur, uhu. But it sure would have been great to see them, swimming in those primeval oceans ... Like an oversized rubber duck. "
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