Massive Argentine Dinosaur Fossils Break Road During Transport
Paleontologists in Argentina have discovered the fossils of a 100-foot-long, mid-Cretaceous dinosaur, Chucarosaurus diripienda, which was likely a titanosaur. The fossils were so heavy that they caused a traffic accident while being transported to Buenos Aires for study. The dinosaur's long neck allowed it to feed on leaves at the top of trees, while its long tail was an effective weapon against large carnivorous dinosaurs.