[Izzy Dunne]

130 feet long, 65 feet tall. Must have done nothing except eat, all day long.

[null and void]

Must have done nothing except eat, all day long.

Oh?

It was a welfare recipient?

[~Peter]

'Biggest dinosaur ever'

I think this distinction goes to Hillary.

[NoCmpromiz]

Yeah..

But just think of the size of the dog that buried that bone...

[dainbramaged]

That is one huge critter.

[DakotaGator]

Now that’s a drumstick!

[editor-surveyor]

That is like the Mammoth bones we find around here frequently, it looks like it is actual bone, rather than fossilized material.
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[tbpiper]

Based on its huge thigh bones...

They're going to name it 'Hillary'.

[sauropod]

that’s a great picture.

[DManA]

done nothing except eat and - look out, don’t step in that. You’ll never get out alive.

[hosepipe]

I know I know.. and it waded in the ocean and fed on Megalopelous Sharks.. and Blue Whales..

I prefer the Babe the Ox Story.. and watching Barry Half-White LIE like a stand up comedian and
seeing Matthews get a funny grin on his face when the trickle up his leg begins... while he does it..

There is much comedy to be had these days..

[Cowboy Bob]

Scientists believe it is a new species of titanosaur

A new species...or a newly discovered species?

[raybbr]

Old stuff ping

[publius911]

For you trivia buffs, La Flecha means "the arrow" n Spanish.
What amuses me about this sort of discovery, is that in a few months, some unconfirmed insane "expert" will on the basis of that single bone announce...

What the animals diet was.
What he had for dinner.
The social structure.
The adoption of socialist hierarchy in their society.

How they nurtured their offspring.
How the females were granted equal rights.
How all dinosaurs were equal, and none were more equal than others.
How often they trimmed their nails...

In short, another comical example of Mark Twain's,

Such large returns of conjecture from such small investment in fact.

Some delusional "scientists" believe, absolutely, that their flights of whimsy have equal weight with verifiable fact.

Sort of like what started off as "global cooling" 40 years ago... whatever it's called this week.

[TigersEye]

Plants and animals must have been doing very well with CO2
levels at 2,300 ppm compared to about 400 ppm we have today.

[runfree]

Yeah, but could it swim?

[Hot Tabasco]

Since it was an herbivore, just think what the plant life must have been like back then........

I'd sure love to take a time machine trip back into that era.......

[minnesota_bound]

It also left behind lots of fertilizer.

[Uncle Chip]

So — did they find any other bones or just that one??

And based upon that one bone how are they going to guess what it looked like???

[SWAMPSNIPER]

[ransomnote]

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