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The animal was a young adult of unknown ***, that would have weighed 70 tons or as much as 10 African elephants, the museum said. The animal was a young adult pneumatic seal Suppliers of unknown ***, that would have weighed 70 tons.It comes from a species so newly-discovered that its scientific name has not yet been formally released, say the paleontologists who made the extraordinary find in 2014, in Argentina’s Patagonia region.Paleontologist Diego Pol, who helped lead the excavations, told AFP that the discovery was a "once in a lifetime" moment.

A cast and fossils from a brand new species of titanosaur, one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered, went on display on Thursday in New York for the first time.The story of the dramatic discovery and the new animal has been made into a BBC documentary, to be broadcast in Britain on January 24 and in the United States on PBS on February 17.His team worked 18 months on seven different expeditions to get all the fossils from the excavation site to their museum in Argentina.The remains of the giant herbivore, which would have lived 100 million years ago, were excavated in the desert near La Flecha, 135 miles (216 kilometres) west of Trelew, by the Argentinian team."It’s a rather unique feeling and it’s really exciting.The colossal exhibit unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History is 122 feet (37."It’s very exciting when you’re uncovering sediment that buried an animal 100 million years ago and you’re the first person taking this femur out and bringing it for the first time back to the surface," he said."

In total, 223 fossil bones from six of the creatures were discovered at the site, all young adults who died at different times from a few years to centuries apart.A rancher initially tipped off the Museum of Paleontology Egidio Feruglio that he spotted something, but it was only when Pol’s team began digging that they realised they were onto something big.The colossal exhibit unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History is 122 feet long.2 metres) long.Each bone was protected in plaster during transportation, and getting a plaster jacket for the femur alone took a week with five people working eight hours a day, Pol told reporters.