Drilling Core Produces the World's Deepest Dinosaur Finding
While most nations excavate their skeletons using a toothbrush, the Norwegians found one using a drill.
The somewhat rough uncovering of Norway's first dinosaur happened in the North Sea, at an entire 7,401 feet below the seabed. It had been there for nearly 200 million years, ever since the time the North Sea wasn't a sea at all, but an enormous alluvial plane.