Canadian researchers have identified the world's largest dragon

years of digging and bone reconstruction, Canadian researchers have confirmed that the fossilized skeleton of the overlord, found in Saskatchewan, Canada, in 1991, originated from the world's largest dragon ever discovered. It is also the largest dinosaur skeleton ever found in Canada.
team of palaeontologists at the University of Alberta in Canada published the report in the new issue of the American Journal of Anatomy Records. Named "Scotty," the dragon is estimated to be 13 meters long and weighs more than 8,800 kilograms and lived about 66 million years ago.
skeleton fossils were first discovered in 1991. It took researchers more than a decade to remove the sand that covered their bones. Only recently did they complete bone reconstruction and conduct research.
" Scotty is the overlord dragon in the overlord dragon. The paper's lead author, University of Alberta scholar Scott Perssons, said. Measurements of Scotty's legs, hips and shoulders showed that he was longer than all the overlord dragons previously found.
analysis of Scotty's bones shows that it is also the world's oldest known "longevity" of the overlord dragon. That means "the most birthday candles on its last birthday cake," Perssons said.
but "longevity" is relative, and the researchers estimate that Scotty died in his 30s. The bruised bones indicate that it has lived a "life of fighting", with signs of broken ribs, an infection of the jaw, and injuries to the tail, most likely bitten by other overlord dragons.
's skeleton will go on display at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Canada in May. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)