Exciting news for dinosaur enthusiasts and history buffs! A remarkable fossil of a herbivorous reptile, dating back around 170 million years, has been discovered in the stunning Three Gorges Reservoir area in Yunyang County, southwest China's Chongqing.
According to Wang Ping, a dedicated researcher at the municipal bureau of geology and minerals exploration, this ancient creature had a head the size of an apple and featured three rows of large teeth, perfect for chomping on prehistoric plants.
The reptile is believed to have lived during the early Middle Jurassic period, providing a fascinating glimpse into life millions of years ago.
This incredible discovery not only enhances our understanding of the region's rich geological history but also highlights the Three Gorges area as a hotspot for paleontological finds. Stay tuned to NewspaperAmigo.com for more updates on this ancient reptile and other thrilling discoveries!
A remarkable fossil of a herbivorous reptile, dating back around 170 million years, has been discovered in the stunning Three Gorges Reservoir area in Yunyang County, southwest China's Chongqing.
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