New dinosaur fossils could belong to largest creature to have walked earth

Newly discovered fossils in Argentina may belong to one of the largest animals to have walked on earth. Paleontologists discovered the fossilized remains of a 98 million-year-old titanosaur in Neuquén Province in Argentina. Experts say the creature could exceed the size of a Patagotitan, a species which lived 100 million to 95 million years ago and measured up to 37.2 meters (122 feet) long.

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