Tasuchidae
Tasuchidae is a family of extinct marine reptiles belonging to the order Ichthyosauria. These animals lived during the Late Triassic period. Ichthyosaurs as a group were known for their dolphin-like bodies, adapted for aquatic life. Tasuchids, in particular, are characterized by their unique anatomical features, though much of what is known about them comes from fragmentary fossil evidence.
The most defining characteristic of Tasuchidae is their prominent, elongated snout, which gave them their name.
Fossils of Tasuchidae have been found in various locations, providing clues about their distribution during the