Giant Dinosaurs Laid Eggs in Cold Climates

A new study has revealed that titanosaurs, a type of giant dinosaur, laid their eggs in cold climates. Researchers found that these dinosaurs used rotting vegetation to keep their eggs warm, similar to how some modern crocodiles do today. This discovery helps us understand how dinosaurs adapted to their environments and cared for their young.

Based on reporting from Smithsonian Magazine. Read the original story →