The intense heat from volcanic activity replaced the original minerals in the dinosaur's bones with a green mineral (celadonite).
A first-of-its-kind green dinosaur fossil is all set to be put on display for the public at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in November.
Piece by piece, the long-necked skeleton of Gnatalie was brought back to life. This resulted in a colossal 75-foot skeleton, twice the length of a city bus and weighing 5 tons, which is as much as an RV. Gnatalie is said to be the most complete Sauropod skeleton found on the West Coast. Given its distinctive long neck, tail, and sturdy legs, it could also represent an entirely new dinosaur
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