"New Burrowing Dinosaur Species Unearthed by Scientists"
Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur species, Fona herzogae, in Utah, which likely lived partially underground. This mid-Cretaceous herbivore, about the size of a large dog, shows anatomical features adapted for burrowing, such as strong bicep muscles and fused pelvic bones. The discovery, made by paleontologists from North Carolina State University and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, highlights the ecological diversity and adaptability of dinosaurs, expanding our understanding of their roles in ancient ecosystems.
