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Olorotitan arharensis

Photo: RBINS-68000000/-65000000

Institute of Natural Sciences (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences)

Institute of Natural Sciences (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences)
Brussels, Belgium

Olorotitan, literally the "giant swan", was one of the very last dinosaurs to live in Asia before the mass extinction during the Late Cretaceous period. It was discovered in 2001 not far from the Amur, the river on the border between Russia and China. In common with the Parasaurolophus, the Olorotitan is a lambeosaurin, a hadrosaur that could make a tremendous noise with its hollow crest.

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  • Title: Olorotitan arharensis
  • Creator: Photo: RBINS
  • Date Created: -68000000/-65000000
  • Location: Kundur, Russia
  • Medium: Cast
Institute of Natural Sciences (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences)

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