Ancient dinosaur bone found in Antarctica
Researchers have discovered the first dinosaur bone in Antarctica, dating back approximately 82 million years. It had been hidden away in drawers for 40 years. This bone belongs to a titanosaur and was originally found in 1985 on James Ross Island. It is believed to belong to a small dinosaur, about 7 meters long, indicating that the area was once a warm and biodiverse environment over 80 million years ago. The discovery confirms that Antarctica was not always icy but once had a warmer climate, which supported the existence of dinosaurs and a variety of other creatures during that period.
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