About eleven dinosaur fossils have been found from a single site in Italy, making it the largest and most important discovery ever made in the country.
Dinosaur fossils have been found in a mountain range near the city of Trieste, including a large dinosaur structure. This dinosaur has been named 'Bruno' which is also the most complete dinosaur structure found in the country.
Although dinosaur remains have been found in Italy since the 1990's. But it is a herd of many dinosaurs that have been discovered. This important discovery was made by a limestone mountain range near the city of Trieste. One of them is also called Tethy Shadros Insulators which existed 80 million years ago and was 5 meters long.
Frederico Fanti, a professor at the University of Bologna, says that although Italy is not famous for its dinosaurs, it now has a large herd of animals. Frederico is the head of the research, which has published detailed accounts in scientific reports.
All the dinosaurs were found in a place called Vallejo del Pescator. Remains of many young dinosaurs have been found here, the most complete being Bruno. Bruno's structure is largely complete and the largest ever. Remains of insects such as mosquitoes, flying reptiles and shrimp have also been found with them.
Earlier, footprints of a crocodile-like animal were found on the famous Alps in Italy.
