There is no one who has never seen or heard of dinosaurs. In 1993, Steven Spielberg released his first film in the Jurassic Park series, which tells the story of dinosaurs. Later, about seven films were released in connection with this. But now a bigger news is coming out. A dinosaur skull has been found intact after millions of years.
Dinosaurs were gigantic wild animals that lived on Earth millions of years before Homosapiens (Mesozoic Era). Man has never seen a dinosaur in person except in the imagination of a painter. But in his latest series on the BBC, famous documentary director Sir David Attenborough has presented the skull of a dinosaur lost millions of years ago. Attenborough announced his shocking discovery in the series which tells the history of dinosaurs. The jawbone of the available dinosaur alone is six feet long. There are also dagger-like teeth on the upper and lower jaws. He also stated that even after all these years, the skull of the dinosaur has not been damaged. This skull was found on a beach in Britain.
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‘Pliosaurs were the largest and most powerful predators of the Jurassic period. Their skulls are more than two meters long and they have huge tusks. Skulls, which can tell us the most about an animal, are usually easily broken before fossilization. But it promises to reveal all sorts of new details about the fearsome predators that preyed on the well-known ichthyosaurs (ichthyosaurs – giant fish that lived in the sea at the time of the dinosaurs) on Lyme Regis, a coastal area of England that is virtually intact.’ He added. With the pliosaur skull, we can find answers to the questions of what a pliosaur looked like, how it behaved, and how it hunted. Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster is produced by the BBC Studios Natural History Unit. Sir David was named the best British TV presenter of all time in a poll last month.
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Last Updated Apr 10, 2023, 3:14 PM IST