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South Koreas Joint Chiefs of Staff said it detected several cruise missile launches from the Norths northeastern coastal town of Hamhung.
which is on display at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh.such as Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops.
It lived in what is now North America in the period just before the mass extinction event around 66 million years ago.weighing in at roughly 750 pounds.researchers conducted CT scans of the dinosaurs skull and used them to reconstruct the soft tissuessuch as the brain and inner earthat have been lost in the process of fossilization.
The research involved examinations of a specimen known as Willo.a team of researchers found that the dinosaur likely had a super sense of smell and outstanding balance.
neglectus bones have been recovered to date.
The name Thescelosaurus neglectus is a nod to the fact that the dinosaur was not recognized as a unique species until decades after the first fossils were collected in the late 19th century.intelligence authorities were analyzing further details.
when it said it fired two cruise missiles from a submarine.Lee Jin-man / AP The Joint Chiefs of Staff said the South Korean military will maintain a firm readiness and successfully complete the rest of the drills with the United States.
-South Korean military drills are to end on Thursday.launching around 20 missiles in 10 separate events.