Luhunar
Luhunar is an extinct genus of prehistoric marine reptile belonging to the family of ichthyosaurs, a group of ichthyopterygian reptiles that thrived during the Mesozoic Era. The genus was first identified through fossil remains discovered in sedimentary formations that date to the late Triassic period, approximately 210 to 220 million years ago. Luhunar specimens have provided important insights into the early evolution and diversification of ichthyosaurs.
Fossil evidence indicates that Luhunar was characterized by a streamlined body adapted for efficient swimming in
Luhunar likely fed on small fish and cephalopods, using its swift swimming capabilities to chase and capture
This genus is noteworthy for its contribution to the study of marine reptile evolution, especially in understanding