Plesiosaur, can we have some more 'saur? How the Rock Chicks find fossils
Walking the plains of their family home, the Rock Chicks are slowly uncovering Queensland’s ancient past, one fossil at a time.
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Walking the plains of their family home, the Rock Chicks are slowly uncovering Queensland’s ancient past, one fossil at a time.
The finding of a fully intact, 100-million-year-old plesiosaur fossil in Queensland Australia is a massively significant find for paleontology.
A 100-million-year-old elasmosaur fossil was unearthed in Australia by three amateur fossil hunters in August.
In an Australian first, the complete skeleton of an ancient plesiosaur, or extinct marine reptile, was discovered at a sprawling remote property in the McKinlay region.
In an Australian first, palaeontologists have uncovered the head and body of a 100-million-year-old Plesiosaurs – a long-neck marine reptile – in the Queen