By Toni Lennox
Edinburgh University scientists have uncovered a new type of Tyrannosaur, the “Pinocchio Rex”.
The 66-million-year-old predator, officially named Qianzhousaurus Sinensis, main feature is his extremely long nose, hence the clever nickname.
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“Pinocchio Rex” is the latest finding in the palaeontology field however scientist aren’t fibbing when they confirmed that the fairy-tale nicknamed Dino was in fact a ferocious carnivore.
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