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When he was little, Alessandro Kieranza's grandmother used to read him bedtime stories about dinosaurs.

And she would always tell him the same thing.

Oh, you know, but these things were not living here.

They were living like in America and in Asia, so not here in Italy.

That bedtime story first began to change for Italian kids back in the 1990s.

So we found plenty of dinosaur records from dinosaur fossils.

We started in the past decades to recover footprints,

but then most importantly, we started finding bones

and now complete skeletons of dinosaurs.

Keorenza, a paleontologist at the University of Vigo in Spain,

is part of a team that recently uncovered

nearly a dozen complete dinosaur skeletons, a first in Italy.

The discovery is documented in the journal's scientific reports, and it once again upends the bedtime story, so to speak.

Usually you don't find multiple complete individuals altogether, and it's something historically

very rare.

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