World oldest dinosaur 233 millions old fossil found in brazil

World oldest Dinosaur: Scientists have detected the remains of the ‘oldest’ dinosaurs in the world. Its age is being estimated at 23.3 million years. Dinosaur’s gi has been discovered after the soil is removed due to heavy rains in Brazil. Jeeva was discovered near ‘Sao Joao Do Polesine’, a town in Rio Grande Do Sul, the southern state of the country. The special thing is that despite being so old, the fossil is almost completely preserved. The discovered dinosaurs are said to be a member of the Herrerasauridae family. It used to move on the earth in the triassic period, when there was only one continent to be Pangea. One Report According to, the dinosaurs of the Herarsoride family were one of the early Masanhari dinosaurs found on the earth. The remains that scientists have received are estimated to be 8 feet long. The team of Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM) Fossilist Rodrigo Temp detected Jeevashm.

Scientists have been doing research for almost 20 years where Jeeva was discovered. Here also the dinosaurs have been found here. In recent times, heavy rains in the area caused a strong cut of soil, after which Jeevashm started appearing. Initially, scientists felt that there would be some bones, but as the excavation was done there, the entire dinosaur came out.

The discovery is also important because for the first time scientists have got such an old creeper. Earlier, 23.1 million years old Jeevashm has been discovered. Scientists will now study this dinosaur so that they can get more information about the life of early dinosaurs. It is believed that the destruction after the collision of an asteroid is believed to have disadvled the dinosaurs from this earth. Dinosaurs were both vegetarian and masanhari. Their remains have been found all over the world.