Dinosaur fossils found in Argentina could be from largest creature to have ever walked the Earth

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Paleontologists have discovered remains of a 98 million-year-old titanosaur in Neuquén province in Patagonia in northwestern Argentina. Their research published on January 12, 2021, said the fossilised remains might be from the largest creature to have ever walked the Earth. The massive fossils were discovered in 2012, but work to excavate them only got under way in 2015.

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[itsJunXiendj]

Sometimes I wish I could go back in time to see these dinosaurs in real life.

[freedaemon]

If a Dino this big accidentally fell over.... He died not able to get back up...

[PopCapMusicTrending]

After humans, Robots will dig our skeleton to store in their so-called museum.

[olidojosephd.]

Such a poor reporting coverage, they didn't even mention Argentinosaurus or the Amphicoelias Fragillimus.

[damansarajaya]

Goes to show there is still so much discovery underwater, in the earth and in space.

[hipbubble]

Giganotosaurus and argentinosaurus living together in the same area in roughly the same time period is pretty fascinating. What drove them into evolving in such gigantic creatures on both sides both carnivorous and herbivore

[cyng]

Therapist: "Yo godzilla was just a film, it can't be real."
*The real godzilla fossil shows up:*

[konglee]

98 Million years ago... this Dino walked the Earth 🌎. That's a long time a go.

[potatomatop]

I remember begging these dinos for their wifi password 98 million years ago...

[hrs]

Those archeologists work so careful and attentive as if they're extracting the bones with toothpicks.

[fahmif.n]

In fact, the biggest dinosaur ever lived was namely Argentinosaurus

[Frenchylikeshikes]

Everytime we unearth the new "biggest dinosaur" ever, until the next biggest one is discovered a couple of years later.

[ruthsmith]

Hands up 🙋🏻‍♀️ who had a dinosaur when they were young in a plaster caste for a present and had to chip away at it 😊

[azeez]

98 million years old. That's a crazy number.

[kurokoro]

"dinosaur fossils are fake" comments in 3...2...1...

[WAVE]

Google dino is still everyone's best homie when wifi betrays us

[lancedeejay]

Some people still think these fossils are fake.

[yashraghav]

there is also the case of bruhathkayosaurus found in india in tamil nadu, when it was discovered, it wasnt properly studied and was classiefied as a titanosaur solely because it was too large to be anything else and if it was really a titanosaur it would be the largest dinosaur to have existed but sadly shortly after it was discovered its fossils were destroyed by the chennai floods that occured during the same time and now everything is lost about that dinosaur

[shenghuang]

congratulations on your find, Argentina
hope you get the record.

[newyorkwanderer]

If I were a dinosaur, my name would be lickalottapuss..