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By Measuring Vertebrae by Vertebrae the Tail of a Jurassic Colossus for Ten Years, a German Paleontologist Literally Changed the Way These Giants Moved
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For decades, we have imagined giant dinosaurs as slow and passive creatures, dragging their massive tails behind them. This vision, popularized by Hollywood and classical reconstitutions, has been sprayed by revolutionary research. A German paleontologist spent ten years studying the tail of a Giraffatitan, this herbivorous colossus of the Jurassic [...]
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