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How did the fossil dragon sleep for 112 million years?
The prickly nodosaur dinosaur, the ankylosaur's armored cousin, was discovered at the Suncor Millennium Mine in Alberta in 2011.
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Intact fossils after 110 million years of armored dinosaurs
The team analyzed the exceptionally well preserved skeleton of a 5.5-meter-long fossil with complete armor from head to tail.
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The largest dinosaur in the world history is as big as a spaceship
The dinosaur species is called Patagotitan mayorum - the largest creature ever to walk on land in history
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The dinosaur has a thick skull like armor
Moschops lived about 260 million years ago, about 2.7-5m long, has a small brain, is said to be a herbivore and likes to plunge into all things.
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Discover strange monster dinosaurs
Early scientists believed that Chilesaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur, based on its external appearance. However, this exotic dinosaur is actually a vegetarian.
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Find the perfect fossil of ostrich-like dinosaurs
One of the striking similarities between the two species is the large and prominent bone crest on the top of the head.
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Found fossils of ancient birds after dinosaurs extinction
Accordingly, the fossil of the rat-bird set 62 million years ago showed that the bird layer was
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The teeth of tyrannical dinosaurs confuse the scientific world
The teeth of the small hole are an unusual feature in the fossil skeleton of the world's largest tyrant dinosaur, Sue, and so far paleontologists have not been able to g…
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Tyrannosaurus T-rex and Giganotosaurus, which one will win?
Giganotosaurus lived in North America 97 million years ago, while T-rex lived in South America 65 million years ago.
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New research confirms T. rex tyrant dinosaurs have no feathers
Scientists reject the hypothesis that Tyrant T. rex grew like a bird.
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The largest fossil dinosaur skeleton discovered
This skeleton is the largest dinosaur bone fossil ever discovered in Japan.
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Flash floods buried dozens of dinosaurs in a prison pond
Ancient flash floods caused 75 dinosaurs to be buried in a prison pond and became a large fossil mine in the United States.
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110 million year old dinosaur fossils
A dinosaur fossil was discovered in Alberta, Canada in 2011 and will be shown to the public recently.
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The biting force of the tyrant dinosaur crushed three cars at the same time
The giant tyrant dinosaur can crush prey bone thanks to the bite force and the pressure of the teeth is terribly strong, enough to crush three cars at the same time.