The Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History houses the skeleton of an Archelon ischyros, recognized as the largest turtle that ever lived.
This giant sea creature had gear-shaped bones that acted as gastrocnemius plates to protect it from threats from below.
Interestingly, the skeleton shows a missing right lower fin, with evidence suggesting this was due to an incident early in its life.
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