South American dinosaurs

Over the past few centuries, there have been rumours and reports of South American dinosaurs surviving to the modern day.

1882
A 12 metre (40 foot) long saurian was allegedly killed on the Río Beni, El Beni Department, Bolivia. According to witnesses, it possessed a flattened tail and two extraneous, canine-like heads protruding from its back, as well as a long neck and scaly armour which was noticably thicker on its back. Its legs were short but ended in sharp claws and its belly was large and almost dragging on the ground.