Dinosaur Files 23 – Confused Dragons

" Bewilderosaurus " is a genus of " Diplodocus " in the family Lepidoptera , including Aeas " Confusionosaurus " and " Luxan " . Weighing 20 tons, according to the newly discovered thigh bones of the argentine dinosaurs, the height is 4-5.5 meters high, the length is about 23 meters, and the biggest feature is the thick and long neck, and the slender and long tail.

The Confused Dragon lived in the Jurassic Period, about 150 million years ago. They are one of the largest creatures that exist on land, and their name is the Greek "deceptive lizard" because of its herringbone-like resemblance to a dragon.

" Confusion " had a long neck and tail , and their cervical vertebrae were shorter and heavier than those of " Lepiosaurus " , and the bones of their legs were stronger and longer than those of " Lepidosaurus " , and were thought to be thicker dinosaurs than Those of Lepidosaurus . During normal movement, the tail leaves the ground. The forelimbs of the Bewildered Dragon had a large claw, and the first three toes of the hind limbs had toe claws.

In 1877, paleontologist Ossenel Challis Marsh established the genus " Ἀπάτη " ( meaning " deception " ) and "σαῦρο " ( meaning " lizard " ) based on some of the fossils found , which together are " deceitful lizards " , because the herringbone bones in the fossils of " are different from other dinosaurs and are similar to the famous marine reptile " . The model name of the Confused Dragon is Aeas Confusion Dragon, and the species name comes from the Greek mythological hero Aeas the Great.