A significant discovery has been made in the field of paleontology, with a rare dinosaur fossil from Antarctica being found in a drawer. The fossil is a bone from the tail of a titanosaur, a long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur. Further details about the discovery are available from KPRC 2, including the circumstances of how it was found.

The fossil was initially discovered in 1985 during an expedition, but its significance is only now being realized. The species of titanosaur that the fossil belongs to has not yet been identified, and scientists are likely to be studying it further to learn more about this prehistoric creature. For more information, readers can visit the KPRC 2 website.