The time a dinosaur was spotted in the River Avon near Bristol

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The time a dinosaur was spotted in the River Avon near Bristol

The Diplodocus was seen partly submerged

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The remains of the early dinosaurs could be undiscovered in the Amazon and other equatorial regions of South America and Africa, according to researchers at the University College of London (UCL). Today, the oldest dinosaur fossils that are known date from about 230 million years ago and were dug further south, in places like Brazil, Argentina and Zimbabwe. But the differences between these fossils suggest that dinosaurs had already evolved for …

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Dinosaurs may have originated near the equator, rather than in the southern hemisphere as previously thought. Modelling suggests they originated in a region that now includes the Amazon rainforest, the Congo Basin and the Sahara Desert, New Scientist reports.

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Dinosaurs have long dominated terrestrial ecosystems, with a multitude of forms, including giant herbivores like Argentinosaurus, meat-eating brutes like Tyrannosaurus rex, or...

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Scientists Say Dinosaurs Came From The Sahara And Amazon, Meaning There Are Fossils Out There Just Waiting To Be Discovered

The earliest dinosaurs may have emerged in the Amazon and other regions of South America and Africa—and their remains might just be waiting to be discovered. Currently, the oldest known dinosaur fossils date back about 230 million years. They were found further south in places like Argentina, Brazil, and Zimbabwe. However, the differences between these fossils indicate that dinosaurs had already been evolving for a while. Therefore, they must ha…

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Scientists Just Revealed Where Dinosaurs Really Came From – This Changes Everything!

The story of how dinosaurs came to dominate Earth has fascinated scientists and the public for generations. But what if we’ve been looking in the wrong places for their earliest ancestors? A groundbreaking new study suggests that the first dinosaurs may have emerged not in the temperate regions of ancient Earth, but in the steamy equatorial zones – areas that today encompass the Amazon rainforest, the Congo basin, and the Sahara Desert. This rev…