☆🌱 Dinosuar of The day - April 3rd🌿 ☆

🌿Nebulasaurus🌿

he Nebulasaurus is a relatively unknown dinosaur species that roamed the earth during the late Cretaceous period, around 80 million years ago. The species was named after the Nebula Valley of Chubut Province in Argentina, where its fossils were first discovered in 2014. The Nebulasaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur, belonging to the family of titanosaurs, which were characterized by their long necks and tails. However, what sets the Nebulasaurus apart is its unusually long and flexible neck, which is estimated to have been around 12 meters in length, making it one of the longest necks of any known dinosaur species.

Despite its remarkable physical features, very little is known about the Nebulasaurus. Its fossils have been found only in a single site, and only a few bones have been recovered, including those of the neck vertebrae. Therefore, scientists are unable to fully understand its anatomy, behavior, and ecology. However, the discovery of the Nebulasaurus provides valuable insights into the diversity and evolution of titanosaurs, and highlights the importance of continued exploration and excavation of new fossil sites to uncover more information about this and other dinosaur species.