110 million year old dinosaur fossils

A dinosaur fossil was discovered in Alberta, Canada in 2011 and will be shown to the public recently. However, the special thing about this fossil is that it is so well preserved that everyone thinks it is a restored statue.

According to the scientific journal National Geographic, a dinosaur fossil is so well preserved that it looks exactly like a statue, already displayed to the public at a Canadian museum.

Very well preserved dinosaur fossils make it look like a real dinosaur statue.

The dinosaur fossil of 110 million years old, also known as the "four-legged tank" was found by a miner. The fossil is on an armored dinosaur . Archaeological experts say this is the best preserved dinosaur fossil ever found, according to a report by National Geographic.

The one who found it was Shawn Funk. While working at the Millenium mine, near Fort McMurray, north of Alberta, Canada on March 21, 2011. When digging something hard, Shawn picked it up and saw it was like a fossil. Later, it was transferred to the Royal Tyrrell paleontological museum.

Fossils found in armored dinosaurs.

Researchers spent six years re-evaluating fossils. Professor Jakob Vinther of the University of Bristol said: "It looks like it's just wandering somewhere on the planet a few weeks ago. I've never seen a fossil intact and preserved so well."

The dinosaur was identified with a length of about 5m, weighing more than 1 ton. This bighead dinosaur has lived in colonies in western Canada before the rivers flooded, causing them to be swept out to sea.

"We don't just have a skeleton. We have a really intact dinosaur ," said Caleb Brown, a museum paleontologist .

This is considered the most preserved preserved dinosaur fossil in the world.It will be made public in Canada in the near future.

The team also said that the results from fossils are much more likely. After being shown to the public, researchers will continue to study to discover new things.