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Scientists have discovered what is believed to be the world"s largest dinosaur graveyard.The 568 acre site is strewn with fossils of Centrosaurus, a 76 million-year-old plant-eating dinosaur. It is thought a herd of Centrosaurs were killed by a massive storm that struck what would have been a coastal area at thetime.

Scientists have revealed what may be the world"s largest dinosaur graveyard. The dinosaurs may have been part of a mass die-off resulting from a monster storm, comparable to today"s hurricanes, which struck what was then a coastal area.

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Footage submitted to us this week shows a still photograph of a strange carcass discovered in New Mexico.Donald Gialanella: I came across this sabre-toothed Duck-billed creature while hiking in the remote high desert in Northern New Mexico. It was about 4 ft. in length and had strange bumps protruding from it"s backas well as a very long snout and one large canine tooth.

It was dry as a bone and stiff as a board. I came across a bizarre carcass while hiking in the high desert of Northern New Mexico over the weekend. It resembled a dog but had features that looked like a deer and and several knobby limbs? attached to it"s back.

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In a recent poll over 40% of Americans believe that Jesus will return to the Earth by the year 2050.The poll conducted by the Pew Research Center For The People and The Press/Smithsonian Magazine found that Americans were generally optimistic about the future with most believing that a cure for cancer and other advanceswill also be discovered.

By mid century, 71 per cent believe cancer will be cured, 66 per cent say artificial limbs will work better than real ones and 81 per cent believe computers will be able to converse like humans.

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The oldest known images of some of Christ"s apostles have been discovered by art restorers in Rome.New laser technology has been used to uncover the images of Andrew, John, Peter and Paul in catacombs beneath the Italian capital. The paintings are believed to date back to the 4th or 5th century. Art restorers in Italy have discovered what are believed to be the oldest paintings of some of Jesus Christ"s apostles.

The faces of Apostles Andrew, John, Peter and Paul were uncovered using new laser technology in a catacomb in Rome.

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