Portugal Investment ImmigrationFocus onPortugal: Reported on March 7, a recent study indicates that a Jurassic-era fossil discovered by scientists in 2003 north of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is likely a new species of dinosaur and potentially the largest carnivorous dinosaur on the European continent—a Tyrannosaurus. It is reported that the Tyrannosaurus roamed the Iberian Peninsula 150 million years ago.
According to reports, experts estimate that this dinosaur was 10 meters long and weighed 5 tons, with a head measuring 1.15 meters. Its 10-centimeter teeth were as sharp as blades, indicating that other large dinosaurs were also its prey.
The report states that scientists initially thought this dinosaur belonged to the Torvosaurus that once lived in North America, but after analyzing the unearthed skeletal and tooth fossils, they determined it was a new species and named it "Torvosaurus gurneyi."