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Scientists recently uncovered a new dinosaur — and its ancient leftovers – in a tourist hotspot in Argentina.

The dinosaur, which measured 23 feet long, is called Joaquinraptor casali . Its discovery was publicized in the journal Nature Communications on Sept. 23.

Joaquinraptor casali lived between 66 and 70 million years ago, around the time when the dinosaurs went extinct.

MISSOURI ARCHAEOLOGISTS HUNT FOR ANCIENT CIVILIZATION IN THE AMAZON: 'CHASING BIG GOALS'

Scientists unearthed the bones at the Lago Colhué Huapi rock formation in Patagonia, a region known for its glaciers, mountains and wildlife.

In sum, researchers found the creature's skull, arm, leg and tail bones – and a leg bone pressed against its jaws.

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