Dinosaur bones found almost on top of each other in Trans...

What’s Happening

Alright so Scientists exploring Romania’s Hațeg Basin have found out one of the densest dinosaur fossil sites ever found, with bones lying almost on top of each other.

The K2 site preserves thousands of remains from a prehistoric flood-fed lake that acted like a natural bone trap 72 million years ago. (plot twist fr)

Alongside common local dinosaurs, researchers uncovered the first well-preserved titanosaur skeletons ever found in the region.

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