A 26-million-year-old fossil, nicknamed the “Pokémon whale” for its unusual look, was found in Victoria, Australia. It belonged to a young Janjucetus dullardi, a fast predator with sharp teeth and large eyes. The find provides clues about early whale evolution and their remarkable adaptability.

Lucas & Clara comment: “Even in video games, you won’t find creatures with this much history.”

🎧 Learn what this fossil reveals about the past—and future—of whales.

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