Meet "Titanosaur," the Largest Dinosaur Ever 360° I NOVA I PBS

Sixty-nine million years ago, southern Argentina's Patagonia region had a warm, wet climate and was blanketed by a forest. It was also home to "Titanosaur," the largest animal to ever roam on Earth. In this 360° video, find out just how big this dinosaur could grow to be.

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Production Intern: Shantal Riley
Edited by: Arlo Perez & Lorena Lyon
Narrated by: Caitlin Saks

Senior Digital Producer: Ari Daniel
NOVA Labs Editorial Director: David Condon

Additional Visuals: Pond5
Music: APM

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