New species of long-necked dinosaur discovered in China, after skeleton unearthed

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/01/150128160506.htm

Interesting!

Those fossil beds in China have turned paleontology on its head in the last few years - it wasn't that long ago we didn't know that birds were descended from dinosaurs, not reptiles. They're such a vast, rich resource, you can't help but wonder what further secrets are to be found.

I find it fascinating! Ever since I first watched David Attenborough's (great man!) Life on Earth, I've loved to learn about evolution and palaeontology.

Love Sir David!! He must have inspired so many people

He's my hero. Honestly, I can't get enough of him! I cling to every word he says!

I'll let you into a secret - it doesn't dim with age

I'm sure! He'll forever be my hero!

I love Dinosaurs.
I wanted to be a paleontologist. Unfortunately you couldn't study it in S.A and we didn't have the money for me to study overseas.
Then I wanted to be a Virologist - same problem.
I then settled to become a Vet but discovered I have a bit of an issue with blood and guts on my hands. Luckily not in my 4th year like a friend of mine.

Sometimes I really do believe our path is mapped out for us to walk.

Palaeontology is fascinating! And Sir David....well, what hasn't already been said?

Theresa, you're right, having a thing about blood & guts isn't a good start to being a vet!