Stock Photo - HANDOUT - The image depicts the reconstruction of a newly discovered species of aquatic dinosaur in Bielefeld, Germany, 15 September 2017. The approximately 190-million-year-old skeleton fragments were found in the early 1980s close to Joellenbeck by Bielefeld. This type of extinct aquatic dinosaur has been unknown until now. The Natual History Museum in Bielefeld is holding a press conference regarding this topic on Friday. (ATTENTION EDITORS: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH CURRENT REPORTING; MANDATORY CREDIT: 'Joshua Knüppe/Naturkundemuseum Bielefeld/dpa') Photo: Joshua Knüppe/Naturkundemuseum Bielefeld/dpa. - Bielefeld/Nordrhein-Westfalen/Germany

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