A giant dinosaur thigh bone has been unearthed at an excavation site in south-western France. The 2 meter long bone is thought to have belonged to a saurpod, which was a herbivorous dinosaur from the late Jurassic era, and was among the largest land animals to have walked the earth. Angeac, where the well-preserved bone was found, is one of the most important dig sites in Europe, where over 7500 fossils from at least 40 species have been recovered since 2010.
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