Photo: Europe's "Biggest Dino" Discovered in Spain



The giant plant-eating Turiasaurus riodevensis, recently discovered in northern Spain, measured up to 120 feet (37 meters) in length and weighed as much as 48 tons, scientists say.

The animal, whose 11-foot-long (3.5-meter-long) left forelimb is seen inset, once roamed all across Europe and hints at future finds of behemoth dinosaurs on the continent.

Image by Carin L. Cain, copyright AAAS/Science; inset courtesy Fundación Dinópolis


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