The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel May 13, 2026 • 17:15

A Shepherd in Patagonia Discovered 65-Foot Dinosaur Fossils Beneath His Farm That Don’t Belong to Any Recognized Group - The Daily Galaxy

By Melissa Ait Lounis

Unearthed beneath a rural farm, these gigantic fossils remained untouched for millions of years. Now, experts believe this creature may not belong to any known dinosaur lineage.

A newly discovered dinosaur from Argentina is giving scientists a fresh look at how giant sauropods evolved in the Southern Hemisphere. Named Bicharracosaurus dionidei, the massive plant-eater showed… [+3846 chars]

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A Shepherd in Patagonia Discovered 65-Foot Dinosaur Fossils Beneath His Farm That Don’t Belong to Any Recognized Group - The Daily Galaxy

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