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Why This 89-Foot Giant May Be Southeast Asia’s Last Titan
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Why This 89-Foot Giant May Be Southeast Asia’s Last Titan
The post Why This 89-Foot Giant May Be Southeast Asia’s Last Titan appeared first on A-Z Animals.Around 120 million years ago, dinosaur titans roamed what is now eastern Thailand. At this time, Thailand was closer to the equator and not the lush, tropical region it is today. It was a semi-arid landscape of shrublands and meandering rivers where massive sauropods chomped on plants and trampled the ground. It was here that Nagatitan chaiyaphumensi…
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