The discovery of remains of a 'bizarre' dinosaur compared to Edward Scissorhands has got scientist's buzzing with excitement.
The fossils were first found on Hokkaido Island northern Japan in 2008 but new developments in how dinosaur bones are classified has allowed scientists to revisit the bones and glean new and valuable information.
The discovery of the new subspecies dubbed Paralitherizinosaurus japonicus has changed the way scientists think about this group of dinosaurs.
