Scientists from Okayama University have illustrated a new therizinosaurus, whose fossils were found in 2000 on the island of Hokaido in Japan.
It was named Paralitherizinosaurus japonicus, a therizinosaurus from the seashore. It is known that the claws of this species, for example, were not suitable for digging, but were quite suitable for pulling tree branches to the mouth.
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