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Wadi Al-Zarqa as a fossil fuel example
Fossil discoveries in Wadi Zarqua, Jordan, reveal ancient life dating back approximately 70 million years. Remains of a giant bird known as the "Phillysaurus" have been found, with wings spanning up to 13 meters and an overall length of nearly 10 meters. In addition, a dinosaur skull and evidence of early elephant and mammoth species were uncovered. The research also showed the presence of an Arabian Tel Anab dragon, which lived millions of years ago, with a wingspan of around five meters, aiding our understanding of the flight and movement patterns of ancient creatures. The aim of collecting these findings is to establish a specialized museum that promotes scientific research and education, enhances scientific tourism by linking the site to Jordan’s geological and paleontological regions.
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