For Honor is currently into its third round of post launch content, the arrival of the Jormungandr marking Year 3 Season 3. Next to The Black Prior and the Hitokiri, this is the third heavy class ...

Meet Jormungandr, the great serpent of Midgard, tossed into the sea from a young age to die, yet survived, growing to a size of brain melting levels. This beast would play a pivotal role in ...

Jormungandr's tail is sneaky--while you're hitting it in the face, the tail has a tendency to pop up and crash down on you from the outside of the ring. Norsfell warns you should keep an eye on it ...

A new species of mosasaur — Jormungandr walhallaensis — is unusual, displaying a mix of traits from other creatures of its kind. Challenging what’s known about these ancient giants, it could ...

Twenty-two years after John Hammond’s ill-fated attempt to open a dinosaur theme park, the world finally got its first look at a functioning park filled with prehistoric creatures and thousands ...

Jormungandr walhallaensis, which lived about 80 million years ago, has been deemed a new species and genus of mosasaur, an ancient lineage of marine reptile predators that dwelled the Earth’s ...

The newly described mosasaur is Jormungandr walhallaensis, a 24-foot-long 7.3-meter-long) lizard with sharp teeth and a stumpy tail that inhabited the Western Interior Seaway, a body of water ...

The Jormungandr can handle themselves in a one on one fight, but they will need to backup allies and lock down objectives in larger team games. Their beefiness does make them ideal for mowing down ...

A new species of mosasaur — Jormungandr walhallaensis — is unusual, displaying a mix of traits from other creatures of its kind. Challenging what’s known about these ancient giants, it could ...

In general, Jormungandr walhallaensis resembled most mosasaurs — “kind of like if you took a Komodo dragon, made it 30 feet long and gave it flippers and a shark tail,” Zietlow told CNN.

In general, Jormungandr walhallaensis resembled most mosasaurs — “kind of like if you took a Komodo dragon, made it 30 feet long and gave it flippers and a shark tail,” Zietlow told CNN.