Patagonia's 100-Foot Titanosaur Fossil Cracks Road During Move
A 100-foot-long titanosaurs fossil, Chucarosaurus diripienda, weighing 30–40 tons and found in Patagonia, was so heavy that during transport to a lab it cracked the road; researchers say its limb bones were unusually slender for such a large dinosaur, offering new insights though this species wasn’t the largest titanosaurs.