Dinosaurs: Giants of Patagonia Page #3
Size has its advantages.
and many predators are too small
to be threatening in those situation.
Strong One is now about ten years old.
He has reached the
length of 60 feet, half its adult size.
Rapid growth will give him
the protection of size early in life.
If a single Argentinosaurus
is hard to attack,
a herd of Argentinosaurus
is even more so.
And such a herd have to move
constantly, because it eats a lot,
and have to find new
or regrown food sources.
quarter of her adult size.
She is growing fast too.
Her primitive feathers
have almost all disappeared.
She has been feeding on
and even some vegetation
during the first part of her life.
Her genes will eventually
command her to eat only meat.
The dinosaurs couldn't learn much,
but they had the brains they need.
They thrived for 180 million years.
So it's likely their brain didn't need
to be that large to adapt to survive.
This is a message for us here.
By the way, it is more than
time to introduce Sharp Feathers.
He is Unenlagia, a 6 foot,
50 pound male raptor.
He is related to birds,
as are to some extent Velociraptors,
Giganotosaurus and Tyrannosaurus.
Unenlagias had feathers,
but didn't fly.
Big dinosaurs need space.
This is the Carmen Funes Museum,
which also happens to be my second home.
We still know so little about dinosaurs.
Palaeontology is just beginning
to discover the universe.
Sometimes as a joke we say
that it is a science filled with holes.
We have only found about 700 species
of dinosaurs on the whole planet.
This isn't many for a reign
that lasted 180 million years.
Ten percent of these dinosaurs
were found in Argentina,
most of them
in the last 30 years.
Through technology our
knowledge grows faster every day.
But dinosaurs are only found by
people who are working there.
Fossilisation is a process that
requires extremely rare conditions,
and even then very little
of an organism is preserved.
a tremendous number of species
just disappeared without a trace.
Because there is so much is missing,
your imagination can really run wild.
Of course, science fiction can be fun,
but you also need to be
a new way of
looking at dinosaurs.
Like so many of my colleagues,
to see these amazing creatures alive.
Strong One has reached maturity.
For many scientists he is at full size.
He is 20-year-old,
and is at the beginning
of more than a century of life.
Other scientists believe that
he will keep on growing all of his live,
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