Explorers researching a remote part of the Kielder forest have discovered a baby Styracasaurus thought to have been extinct since the early Cretaceous period. Prof Lindsay Flaxman of the dept. of Life Sciences, Durham University said, " We're very excited by the discovery. If there's one there must be more. The adults of this species can be as large as a Volkswagen Beetle, so it's a surprise none have been seen before, but it is a large area and could easily hide a small dinosaur".
