1.3K views · 27 reactions | Newsy In The Loop and Bellingcat take an in-depth look at a bold and bizarre new weapon in the U.S. arsenal called the Hellfire R9X missile or the "Flying Ginsu". It's a rarely used non-explosive missile with six blades and no warhead. | Scripps News | Facebook

Ginsu, that’s who! #Cretoxyrhina, “Ginsu shark,” is larger than today’s great white shark, possibly reaching 30’ in length. It lived in the Late #Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of North America. Sharks rarely preserve more than teeth, yet a few specimens, such as this one as well as a stunner at the KU Museum of Natural History, in Lawrence, KS and one at the Sternberg Museum at Fort Hays, KS, preserved vertebrae, fin remnants, skin impression, and even a last meal. This mighty beast is know