The Most Massive Dinosaur, and Are Earthquakes Contagious?

The video discusses the discovery of Dreadnoughtus, the most massive dinosaur ever measured, found in Argentina. It highlights the significance of having both femur and humerus bones intact, allowing accurate mass estimation. The video also explores the unrelated nature of earthquakes occurring around the same time in different locations, emphasizing the constant seismic activity on Earth and the challenges in finding connections among them.

How does the size of Dreadnoughtus compare to other known dinosaurs?

What is the significance of the discovery of Dreadnoughtus in the context of paleontology?

What are the two main bones needed to estimate the mass of a dinosaur, and why are they important?

Explain the concept of the Circum Pacific Belt and its significance in earthquake occurrences.

What is the relationship between major earthquakes and smaller seismic activities according to the USGS?