Dinosaur Park Argentina Geek Panoramic 360 Pictures
Argentina deserts are a perfect park locations for paleontologists unearthing 150 million year old fossils such as we have here appears to be an infant titansaur Argentinosaurus at the breadth of 30 feet because these creatures can amass the size of many dozens of metres common between 30 metres and 40 meteres where this unearthed titansaur appears to be 30 feet.
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30 foot infant titansaur known as the recently discovered Argentinosaurus
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Sixty-nine million years ago, southern Argentina's Patagonia region had a warm, wet climate and was blanketed by a forest. It was also home to "Titanosaur," the largest animal to ever roam on Earth.
So we have a bunch of Dinosaurs here with good level of detail which consists of T-Rexes, Triceratops, Pterodactyls and Raptors chewing down on a Apatosauras's
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A Demonstration of how land masses were connected to South America
Dinosaurs where there more than likely roaming around, that's not saying Dinosaurs weren't everywhere because they were under and over the Oceans also but Dinosaurs were in some places more than others, South America and the Americas were a popular place for Dinosaurs to roam, alot of people don't even realize that Alligators and Crocodiles are actually dinosaurs that weren't wiped out with the rest of their buddies.
Thinking of Spider dinosaurs always freak me out because Spiders don't have any bones so it's impossible to know what size they really grew too and could still theoretically be around, bumping into a massive one of them though it would be self evident why nobody has been around to tell the tale, spiders terrify me, weird that some dinosaurs are still around today and nobody makes that big a deal of them, the humble cockroach survived also.
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These Paleontologists are unearthing a new species of titanosaur...
Aerial view from above
