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Heads up: the dinosaur with the longest neck

This creature was way out in front.

Talk about sticking your neck out: palaeontologists working in Mongolia have discovered a dinosaur that was far ahead of its peers. The creature had one of the longest necks of all time, measuring a staggering eight metres.

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Posted by Michael Hopkin on March 20, 2006 06:30 PM |

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