Scientists report that Jurassic-era marine creatures may have expelled undigested material by regurgitating or vomiting, based on fossil evidence found near ancient shorelines. The findings suggest some “sea monster” species came close to land and deposited contents there rather than processing everything fully offshore.
The outlets describe the research as overturning the idea that these animals were always strictly predatory or that all remains would be found only in deeper water. They cite Jurassic fossils as the basis for the interpretation, pointing to patterns consistent with expulsion of material near coastal areas. While one account uses sensational phrasing about “queasy” monsters, the underlying claim across the report is that fossil deposits reflect a behavior involving regurgitation.
Because both available sources are from the same publisher and repeat the same framing, there are no clearly differing angles presented here beyond the emphasis on the vomiting-like behavior.
