First Dinosaur Discovery in the Sea: 130 Million-Year-Old Bones Excavated
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An international team of paleontologists is currently excavating 130 million-year-old dinosaur bones in southern Istria near the town of Bale. This is the first dinosaur find in the sea, and divers are working tirelessly to bring rocks to the surface containing parts of the dinosaur skeleton - most likely a new, previously unknown species. The research will probably last for years, and at some point in the future all the discoveries will be on d…
His bones were found under the sea near Bala, which, according to current information, is a unique site in the world.
Those who have been on vacation in Istria will probably think of turquoise blue sea, picturesque coastal towns and dreamlike bays. But under the water surface there is a sensation that goes back millions of years. Researchers have discovered dinosaur bones in front of the Croatian peninsula, which are about 130 million years old. Particularly spectacular: the remains are likely to belong to a hitherto unknown species.
Some 130 million years old dinosaur bones have been discovered in the Adriatic in Istria. Fossils could be an unknown species.
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