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Did you know that scientists have yet to discover a complete Argentinosaurus skeleton? It’s true! Discover more fun facts about dinos from A to Z in this special series just for kids!
If you wanted to see a really, really big dinosaur, then you may be looking for the Argentinosaurus! Some scientists believe it was the largest living dinosaur to walk the planet. Its fossils were discovered in Argentina, a country in South America. That is how it got its name, which means "Argentine lizard." The species roamed the earth about 90 million years ago.
Argentinosauruses are in the sauropod family, a group of enormous dinosaurs. Sauropods have elongated necks. Their heads are small, and their tails are long. The legs of sauropods are built like columns in a building. They have to be able to hold the enormous weight of the species.
We hope you and your student(s) enjoyed learning about Argentinosauruses! If you want even more information, head over to our website and download one of our many free lesson plans, full of activities, worksheets, and more!
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Did you know that scientists have yet to discover a complete Argentinosaurus skeleton? It’s true! Discover more fun facts about dinos from A to Z in this special series just for kids!
If you wanted to see a really, really big dinosaur, then you may be looking for the Argentinosaurus! Some scientists believe it was the largest living dinosaur to walk the planet. Its fossils were discovered in Argentina, a country in South America. That is how it got its name, which means "Argentine lizard." The species roamed the earth about 90 million years ago.
Argentinosauruses are in the sauropod family, a group of enormous dinosaurs. Sauropods have elongated necks. Their heads are small, and their tails are long. The legs of sauropods are built like columns in a building. They have to be able to hold the enormous weight of the species.
We hope you and your student(s) enjoyed learning about Argentinosauruses! If you want even more information, head over to our website and download one of our many free lesson plans, full of activities, worksheets, and more!
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