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Scientists ventured deep into the Sahara Desert and discovered a stunning new dinosaur species with fish-trapping jaws and a colorful scimitar-shaped crest. The 40-foot predator rewrites what we thought we knew about where these ancient giants lived.
Scientists discovered a massive new Spinosaurus species in a remote Sahara location that hadn't been visited in over 70 years. The team assembled the skull using solar-powered computers in the middle of the desert.
Paleontologists discovered a new Spinosaurus species in Niger—a fish-eating dinosaur as long as a school bus with a blade-shaped crest. The 95-million-year-old predator rewrites what we know about where these ancient giants lived.
Scientists discovered a new species of spinosaurus deep in the Sahara Desert, 600 miles from ancient coastlines, revealing fish-eating dinosaurs thrived in inland river forests. The scimitar-crested predator represents a stunning find after a 70-year search inspired by a single sentence in an old geology book.