Newly-Discovered Baby Titanosaur Sheds Light on Dinosaurs' Early Life

A preserved partial skeleton of a tiny dinosaur found in Madagascar has provided insights into the life of young dinosaurs. Led by Professor Christy Curry Rogers, a research team used advanced technology to study the bones of a baby Rapetosaurus. They discovered that these dinosaurs were active and independent from birth, capable of surviving in harsh environments without parental care. The findings, published in Science, highlight the resilience and adaptability of these ancient creatures.

What does the study reveal about the behavior of baby Rapetosaurus after hatching?

What were the findings published in the journal Science regarding the weight of the newly hatched dinosaur?