The world’s largest dinosaur has been discovered. The creature Argentina lived about 77 million years ago. Though it is huge, about two stories high, it is believed to have been an immature specimen still in it’s growth stage.
“We thought it was time a plant-eating dinosaur got a badass name,” said Matt Lamanna, Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
“We decided on Dreadnoughtus (meaning *fearer of nothing*) because when you’re as big as this thing was, you’re probably not afraid of too much,” said researcher Matt Lamanna of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.