An international team of scientists has discovered a previously unknown dinosaur species in Croatia. The remarkable find occurred at an underwater bone site located in Croatia, yielding remains approximately 130 million years old. This suggests a new species existed during the Cretaceous period. Researchers are currently extracting the remains from the sea, offering a unique opportunity to study prehistoric life. The discovery promises to provide valuable insights into the region’s ancient ecosystems and the evolution of dinosaurs. Further analysis of the bones will be conducted to fully categorize and understand the characteristics of this new species. The find has been reported by Total Croatia, highlighting the paleontological significance of Croatia.