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The mystery of the prehistoric world never ceases to amaze us. Among the myriad of fascinating creatures that once roamed our planet, the discovery of prehistoric amphibians has always captivated scientists and enthusiasts alike. Prehistoric amphibians, the ancestors of today's frogs, toads, and salamanders, lived in a world vastly different from ours. They played a crucial role in the ecosystem, contributing to the biodiversity of the prehistoric era. The recent discovery of a prehistoric amphibian fossil resembling the popular character, Kermit the Frog, has stirred excitement among the scientific community. The fossil was found in a remote location, perfectly preserved in the sedimentary layers of the earth. The finder was astounded to find a remarkable resemblance to the belov...

A man in France made an astonishing discovery while out walking his dog -- a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton that is approximately 70 million years old. One day, while strolling with his dog, Damien Boschetto, 25, stumbled upon an unusual sight. He had found a fossilized titanosaur, a plant-eating dinosaur known for their long necks and immense size. The news of this extraordinary find was reported by Newsweek. Titanosaurs are a subgroup of sauropods, which were massive herbivores that lived about 150 to 66 million years ago. They are some of the largest known dinosaurs and roamed every continent on Earth. The fossil discovered by Boschetto is nearly 70% complete, which is incredibly rare. Despite the significance of his discovery, Boschetto chose to keep it a secret for two yea...

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Unraveling the Mystery of Kermit the Frog Fossil

Dinosaur Fossil: The Incredible Seventy-Million-Year-Old Discovery