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Scientist Reveals New Species Of Dinosaur 'Arackar licanantay' In Chile
A team of scientists have recently discovered the remains of an unknown dinosaur species 'Arackar licanantay' in Chile's Atacama desert. Led by geologist Carlos Arevalo, the titanosaur are believed to be approximately 66-80 million years old. Besides, showcasing a long tail and small head, the species exhibits a flat back as compared to any other dinosaurs. Currently, the remains are slated to be kept at Chile's Museum of Natural History.
Tags: Chile, dinosaurs, Arackar Licanantay, ancient animals
Courtesy: The Independent
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Well-preserved Ice Age Woolly Rhino Found In Siberia
The carcass of a well-preserved Ice Age woolly rhino has been found on the bank of the Tirekhtyakh river in the Abyisk district of Siberia. Interestingly, several internal organs and most of the soft tissues of the carcass are still intact. Scientists have informed that the rhino might had died at the age of three or four. They also expected that the carcass is between 20,000 to 50,000 years old.
Tags: ice age, Rhinoceros, ancient animals, siberia, Russia
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
