Scientists Discover 65-Ton Dinosaur 'Dreadnoughtus'

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The Dreadnoughtus, a 65-ton dinosaur whose tread shook the Earth more than 65 million years ago, was unearthed by archaeologists in Argentina. Researchers say it is the most complete fossil skeleton known of the massive long-necked sauropods. Image: Jennifer Hall

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Reminds me of loch ness monster on land

amitsaxena
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0:39 that doesn't look like it's two storey tall at shoulder

jaisanatanrashtra
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Supersaurus was'nt a titanosaur!!!

JoachimBggild
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how about the soft tissues found on them lately?

godexists
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Thousands of years ago, but not millions.

bexyevans