Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster

[Exalt]

I figured that sooner or later, this would come up.

As I understand, it is, of course, about recent pliosaur discoveries. Part of me is just intrigued to see a possible high-quality production not set in the Maastrichtian.

There does seem to be, however, a controversy that a particular scientist was not credited when they really should have been.

[Infinity Blade]

Yeah, it was the one who actually found the fossil (Philip Jacobs is his name) and he's a collector. He's not a professional paleontologist ("only" a collector), but he had a lot of interview footage, including when he went to the museum to look at the pliosaur skull for the first time...which the BBC cut out simply for his background.