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Standing in front of the "Egyptian Spinosaurus" fossil at the Egyptian Geological Museum sparked questions about the history of dinosaurs in Egypt and its most prominent discoveries. The museum displayed a model of this largest dinosaur's skull, which was first described in 1915, measuring between 16 and 18 meters in length. It was adapted for hunting in a aquatic environment around 95-100 million years ago. President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi’s pause in front of the fossil drew attention to the museum and increased awareness of its significance. The Spinosaurus fossils are among the most notable scientific discoveries highlighting the authenticity of Egypt's natural heritage, especially in the Fayoum area, which is considered one of the world's most important regions for dinosaur fossils.
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