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Largest Dinosaur:

Argentinosaurus hinculensis

Argentinosaurus (c) Joe Tucciarone

Although only the back vertebrae, tibia, a few fragmentary ribs, and the sacrum of this dinosaur have been recovered, paleontologists believe Argentinosaurus is the largest dinosaur of them all.

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