Prehistoric Frozen ‘Dragon’ Found in Canada
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In Canada, scientists uncovered a perfectly preserved prehistoric armored dinosaur nicknamed the “frozen dragon,” locked in rock for over 110 million years. This fossil, a nodosaur found in Alberta, still has its skin, armor plates, and even traces of pigmentation intact—something almost never seen in dinosaur discoveries. The animal was likely swept into the sea after death, rapidly buried, and sealed away before scavengers or decay could destroy it. Researchers have used this specimen to learn how armored dinosaurs looked, how they defended themselves, and how they lived in the Cretaceous period. 🦖❄️
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