Giants of the Mesozoic August 11, 2010

Imagine an incredible 123-foot long, 100-ton Argentinosaurus lumbering through the Patagonian terrain to feed on the lush vegetation nearby. Following in its footsteps is a 47-foot long, 8-ton Giganotosaurus, there to find a meal as well. As the two massive dinosaurs approach, a flock of 21 Pterodaustro, a small pterosaur species, scatters above while three Anhanguera, larger pterosaurs, watch the action below. This engaging scene is frozen in time and is on view at Fernbank Museum of Natural History in 'Giants of the Mesozoic'.