This dino was BIG!

Workers sit next to the big fossil. (Handout)
Workers are still digging up the fossil. (Handout)
Scientists think it might be the biggest dino ever. (Handout)
Visitors look at a titanosaur at a museum. (AP/Mary Altaffer)
Titanosaurs were very big. A museum worker cleans a titanosaur model. (AP/Mary Altaffer)

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Could this titanosaur be the biggest dinosaur ever found? Scientists in Argentina think so. But workers are still digging.

They hope to uncover the two longest leg bone fossils. The bones will help scientists tell how tall this dino was.

Read More: Titanosaurs belong to the sauropod family. Most of the fossils of these large dinosaurs have been found in South America. The last record-holder was fifty feet tall and weighed more than twelve Asian elephants! The remains of this beast are not a complete skeleton. But the bones already found show that it was BIG. Sauropods ate only plants. How did they grow so large? God speaks to Job about a large grass-eating animal in chapter 40, verses 15-24. Could it have been a dinosaur?