Scientists have recently discovered a remarkable new dinosaur species that lived in China approximately 190 million years ago. This extraordinary creature was between 9 and 10 metres long, making it one of the largest plant-eating dinosaurs ever found in China. Researchers believe that this discovery could significantly change our understanding of how dinosaurs evolved.

The dinosaur may have looked similar to a large dragon. It had a surprisingly short neck and an unusually long tail compared to other dinosaurs of the same type. Scientists think it might have been able to walk on two legs, which would have been exceptional for a dinosaur of this size. Most large dinosaurs had to walk on four legs due to their enormous body weight.

A team of scientists has carried out extensive research at a fossil site in the south of China. They came across a collection of bones from the neck, back and hips of the dinosaur. After looking into the evidence carefully, the team has come to the conclusion that this is a completely new species. The discovery has shed light on an important period in dinosaur evolution.

The dinosaur appears to have developed differently from other dinosaurs of the same type. While most similar dinosaurs grew long necks over time, this one seems to have taken a completely different evolutionary path. It had a shorter neck but a much larger body. Scientists think this could represent an alternative way of growing big.

The name of this dinosaur means dragon in Chinese. Researchers have also incorporated the word singing into the name to reflect the fact that birds have grown out of dinosaurs over millions of years. While dinosaurs died out long ago, birds have managed to survive and are still thriving today.