Have dinosaur bones been discovered in Japan, yet?

[Mansoor]

I'm curious to know, have Japanese scientists discovered the remained skeleton of a dinosaur in this land?

I read somewhere; there is a desert in China that the bone of dinosaurs is found over there, and even the old domestic residents in the area used the bones as a medicine, what about in Japan?

 

[joadbres]

Yes, they have. In many places. There is even a species, found in 2006 in Tamba, Hyogo, that is the only one of its type found in the world thus far:

Tambatitanis - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

I doubt that the Japanese have ever used the bones as medicine.

 

[Uncle Frank]

I heard they recently found the remains of Godzilla ?

 

[Mansoor]

Yes, they have. In many places. There is even a species, found in 2006 in Tamba, Hyogo, that is the only one of its type found in the world thus far:

Tambatitanis - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

I doubt that the Japanese have ever used the bones as medicine.

No, I didn't mean Japanese use the bones as medicine, I said, some persons nearby the desert in China.

Has the species a specified name?

 

[Mansoor]

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I heard they recently found the remains of Godzilla ?

But Godzilla was a fictional being in a Japanese movie?!

I watched the movie. At the time, I think I was a teenager. It was something between a dinosaur and dragon and blew a flame of fire from its mouth. In that time it was a thriller movie.

 

[joadbres]

Has the species a specified name?

The name is stated in the article I linked: Tambatitanis amicitiae.

The Japanese also call it Tambaryuu.

 

[Uncle Frank]

Sorry , old people have a strange sense of humor , or try to. I have a feeling you will get more info over the next day or so by other people knowlegable on the topic.

 

[thomas]

FPDM: Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum

Welcome to the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum (FPDM) Web Site. This web site provides you with information about our museum and dinosaurs.

www.dinosaur.pref.fukui.jp

We went there last summer.

Some more indigenous “sauri”:

Fukuiraptor - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Fukuisaurus - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Mansoor]

The name is stated in the article I linked: Tambatitanis amicitiae.

The Japanese also call it Tambaryuu.

Oh how great neglect! Last night I was tired and didn't notice the link at all!

Now I will visit that.

Thank you

 

[Mansoor]

Sorry , old people have a strange sense of humor , or try to. I have a feeling you will get more info over the next day or so by other people knowlegable on the topic.

Excuse me Frank. I didn't realize it was a humor.

 

[Mansoor]

FPDM: Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum

Welcome to the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum (FPDM) Web Site. This web site provides you with information about our museum and dinosaurs.

www.dinosaur.pref.fukui.jp

We went there last summer.

Some more indigenous “sauri”:

Fukuiraptor - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Fukuisaurus - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Thank you thomas. I will visit the sources

 

[Mansoor]

Yes, they have. In many places. There is even a species, found in 2006 in Tamba, Hyogo, that is the only one of its type found in the world thus far:

Tambatitanis - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

I doubt that the Japanese have ever used the bones as medicine.

But I didn't see a dinosaur in the page?! There were just a few things (A,B,c) that didn't show a dinosaur? Also it was told about those objects, "probably" and "estimated"!

In addition to these, the article was very short and insufficient. Nothing was vivid in that article.

Also those bones seems to be bones of spine of an ancient elephant ( by my view)

Seri Lanka has such the elephants now; are you sure the bones are not belong to a generation of those elephants?

 

[Mansoor]

FPDM: Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum

Welcome to the Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum (FPDM) Web Site. This web site provides you with information about our museum and dinosaurs.

www.dinosaur.pref.fukui.jp

We went there last summer.

Some more indigenous “sauri”:

Fukuiraptor - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Fukuisaurus - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

I couldn't find any important explanation or picture about the dinosaur itself that joadbres pointed to?

 

[joadbres]

But I didn't see a dinosaur in the page?! There were just a few things (A,B,c) that didn't show a dinosaur?

Do you know how to use an Internet search engine? You are welcome to find your own information. The Internet is ready, and waiting for you.

Here is one image I found while doing a web search:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Usw0-ylCny0/VRooRkFBrqI/AAAAAAAACdM/M8AzKJSNif4/s1600/11073462_862189313822897_7648128478842597149_n.jpg

Also it was told about those objects, "probably" and "estimated"!

Perhaps you are not aware of this, but humans and dinosaurs did not live at the same time. Everything humans know about dinosaurs is based on intelligent guesswork.

Also those bones seems to be bones of spine of an ancient elephant ( by my view)

Seri Lanka has such the elephants now; are you sure the bones are not belong to a generation of those elephants?

I am not sure of anything. However, I trust the theories of paleontologists more than I trust your "hunches".

 

[Mansoor]

Do you know how to use an Internet search engine? You are welcome to find your own information. The Internet is ready, and waiting for you.

Here is one image I found while doing a web search:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Usw0-ylCny0/VRooRkFBrqI/AAAAAAAACdM/M8AzKJSNif4/s1600/11073462_862189313822897_7648128478842597149_n.jpg

Perhaps you are not aware of this, but humans and dinosaurs did not live at the same time. Everything humans know about dinosaurs is based on intelligent guesswork.



I am not sure of anything. However, I trust the theories of paleontologists more than I trust your "hunches".

The website is filtered in Iran and I couldn't visit that.

I know human and dinosaurs didn't live simultaneously, but I see many pictures and movies of other dinosaurs of the world everywhere. Well, why a picture was not made of the dinosaur that lived in Japan?

For example the pictures like these:

 

[thomas]

There are plenty of books on the topic:

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And videos:




This website has a few images (including the Tambatitanis):

サービス終了のお知らせ - NAVER まとめ

NAVERまとめ サービス終了のお知らせ

matome.naver.jp

 

[Mansoor]

No one of the paged was opened. Probably they are filtered as suspicious webs as well.

 

[salyavin]

Regarding the accuracy of some of your images many are thinking that dinosaurs may have had feathers. Siberian Discovery Suggests Almost All Dinosaurs Were Feathered

 

[Glenski]

Largest dinosaur in Japan.
One of the last dinosaurs in Japan (Kagoshima).
Fukui dinosaur museum.
More.
Ashoro Museum of Paleontology.