The discovery of an intact dinosaur in the Amazon rainforest has sent shockwaves through the world of archaeology. Dubbed 'Cahas' by the researchers who unearthed it, this dinosaur is believed to be a previously unknown species that roamed the earth millions of years ago.

The discovery was made by a team of archaeologists who were conducting a routine excavation in a remote part of the Amazon jungle.

As they were digging, they came across a large fossilized skeleton that was remarkably well-preserved. Initial analysis showed that the skeleton belonged to a dinosaur that was unlike any species that had been previously identified.

The researchers were ecstatic at the discovery, realizing that they had stumbled upon something truly extraordinary. They immediately set to work carefully extracting the skeleton from the earth and transporting it back to their research facility for further study.

As more information about 'Cahas' started to emerge, it became clear that this dinosaur was a significant find. Its size, shape, and bone structure were all unlike any other dinosaur that had been discovered before. The researchers were able to determine that 'Cahas' was a carnivorous dinosaur that likely hunted and preyed on smaller creatures.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the 'Cahas' discovery was the presence of intact soft tissue and skin samples.

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