Chilean Scientists Discover New Dinosaur Species in the World's Driest Desert

Scientists in Chile have discovered a new species of dinosaur in the world's driest desert: the Atacama.Located 75km to the south of the desert city ​​of Copiapó, the remains of a new titanosaur were first unearthed all the way back in the '90s. Scientists believe that the dinosaur -- named Arackar licanantay, which translates to "Atacama bones" in the local Kunza language -- roamed our planet 66 to 80 million years ago during the Cretaceous period.At the time, conditions at the location we...