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Dreadnoughtus schrani (2014)
Dreadnoughtus schrani offers the most complete skeleton of a giant titanosaur, with Kenneth Lacovara's 2014 discovery in Patagonia, Argentina, yielding a 65-ton behemoth. This specimen provides the best evidence yet for understanding the biomechanics of the largest land animals, with 70% of the body represented.
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