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Sauropods in Katsuyama: Standing Beneath the Giants That Shook the Earth at Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
- The Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum's 2026 special exhibition, 'Sauropods: The Largest Creatures Ever to Walk the Earth,' runs through November 3 and explores how sauropods grew to their extraordinary size.
- The centerpiece of the exhibition is Xinjiangtitan, a Chinese sauropod displayed in situ, preserving the original bone arrangement from excavation.
- Iniestapodus, a sauropod footprint fossil, is exhibited as a cast and shown publicly for the first time worldwide.
- The exhibition features actual sauropod fossils from all Japanese localities where such remains have been discovered, gathered together for the first time.
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Sauropods in Katsuyama: Standing Beneath the Giants That Shook the Earth at Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
KATSUYAMA, Japan, July 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Kanazawa Biyori, a regional media outlet rooted in the Hokuriku region of northwestern Japan — one that reports not only on famous landmarks but on the culture that still breathes through this region…
During the Upper Cretaceous, approaching certain rivers and estuaries of North America could place even large vertebrates within the reach of a sudden attack. Between vegetation and cloudy water, a giant crocodile had enough size, teeth and strength to turn the banks into an ambush zone. Where this predator lived during the... The post The 10-metre crocodile that dominated the banks and left in the dinosaur bones the proof of their bites appeare…
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