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clive- Grazalema
A large dinosaur nest, which contains at least 12 eggs and was integrated into a block of rock weighing more than two tons, has been extracted from the Loarre site (Huesca). The preliminary analysis indicates that they belong to titanosaur sauropod dinosaurs, quadruped herbivores with long tails and necks that could reach 20 meters in length.
The article in Spanish is here: https://www.rtve.es/noticias/20211018/extraen-nido-dinosaurio-loarre-huesca/2193741.shtml
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Helen- Seville
Ohh thats amazing…. I recall that they found a huge dinosaur fossil in Teruel last year as well…. The video is here on the same news outlet: https://www.rtve.es/noticias/20210610/recuperan-columna-vertebral-dinosaurio-teruel/2101726.shtml
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