Dinosaurs In Antarctica

Today, I take a look at some of the dinosaurs that populated Antarctica in the distant past.
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[derrickbonsell]

We'd have a lot bigger problems to deal with if it all melted, but it's interesting to think of what could be hidden beneath the ice.

[politicallycorrectredskin]

Are all the "CO2 warms the atmo" people unaware that it sinks because it is heavier than other gases in the atmosphere? That's why it tends to be found in caves and things. It can't be in the atmo at ground level because plants eat all of it, and it can't be at altitude because it is too heavy. That's also why we are able to breathe, which I am assuming that dinosaurs needed to do too. This is a really terrible hypothesis that seems highly unlikely to be true. Water vapor is what traps heat on this planet. More than 90% of it, in fact.

[thomasthemetriacanthosauru]

That's a list of all the named dinosaurs from Antarctica there a fair few that are not named and a few more that aren't described

[TheMysticMooshroom]

I thought Leaellynasaura was also found in antarctica