Mississippi's Ostrich-Like Dinosaurs Among the World's Largest, Tipping the Scales at Over 1,700 Pounds

Findings also enhance understanding of dinosaur ecosystems in eastern North America. A scientific study reveals the discovery of new ornithomimosaur fossils from the Late Cretaceous Eutaw Formation of Mississippi. These ostrich-like dinosaurs, known as "bird-mimic" dinosaurs, lived in the ancient

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