Step into the Late Cretaceous period and meet Argentinosaurus, a colossal titanosaur that may have been the largest land ...
Move over T-rex, see you later Stegosaurus - scientists have announced the Argentinosaurus as the heavyweight champion of dinosaurs. Weighing in at 90 tonnes and walking the Earth during the ...
After analysing the leg bones of 426 different dinosaurs, scientists crowned Argentinosaurus as the ultimate heavyweight champ, estimating its weight at almost 82,000kg. If you think you have a weight ...
For the first time in more than 94 million years, Argentinosaurus is walking again. Granted, the 131-foot-long, 83-ton dinosaur is tramping around on a computer screen, not down the street. But ...
The fossilised bones of a dinosaur believed to be the largest creature ever to walk the Earth have been unearthed in Argentina, palaeontologists say. Based on its huge thigh bones, it was 40m (130ft) ...
What if the Argentinosaurus still roamed the Earth? Witness how the world would accommodate the largest land animal to ever exist.
We have to end the week with a shoutout to one extremely brave seagull in western Germany who was photographed yesterday perching nonchalantly on the head of a life-size replica of an Argentinosaurus ...
Argentinosaurus could really throw his weight around. Scientists on Tuesday unveiled body-weight estimates for an astounding 426 different dinosaur species using a formula based on the thickness of ...
The steps taken by one of the biggest dinosaurs to ever walk the earth have been virtually reconstructed by scientists. The movements of the Argentinosaurus, who walked the planet more than 94 million ...
Argentinosaurus is one of the largest known dinosaurs to have ever walked the Earth, and its sheer size captures the imagination of scientists and enthusiasts alike. Belonging to the group of ...
Giant steps taken by the biggest dinosaur that ever strode the Earth have been reconstructed by scientists. Argentinosaurus, from South America, was able to walk for the first time in more than 94 ...