US EditionPolar Dinosaurs Unearthed in Antarctica: They Managed to Thrive in the Freezing Darkness 120 Million Years Ago
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Polar Dinosaurs Unearthed in Antarctica: They Managed to Thrive in the Freezing Darkness 120 Million Years Ago
About 120 million years ago, southern Australia was not the sunny, temperate land we know today. Instead, it lay within the polar circle, blanketed by months of darkness and icy winds. But in the face of such extremes, life not only endured—it thrived. New research published in the Australasian Journal of Palaeontology, has unearthed a surprising picture of this distant world, showing how polar dinosaurs managed to survive the harsh conditions o…
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