Dinosaur discovery in Britain's 'Jurassic Park'

I wonder if some can be found to at the arctic so that they might happen to dig some frozen remains.

Awesome! My surname is Sweetman too!!! Maybe a very distant relative? It's not a common name aparntally.

I wonder if some can be found to at the arctic so that they might happen to dig some frozen remains. Sure there must be remains in artic.. and if they were frozen with time then there could be complete preserved bodies! But I wonder if there was ice at that time... :-?

Sure there must be remains in artic.. and if they were frozen with time then there could be complete preserved bodies! But I wonder if there was ice at that time... :-? The ice caps did not exist when the dinosaurs were alive, it was a very warm world, so there is no chance of frozen remains. Even if there were, there would be nothing left, for the animal would still decompose. A 12,000 year old Mammoth is not fully preserved, so imagine what a 65 million year old creature would look like.

cool discovery. (but i just have to ask- are the dinos in the topic picture wearing hats?-lol)