Most AMAZING Fossil Discoveries Ever!
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10. Patagotitan
In 2012, a farmer came across a stone littered with the remains of all kinds of dinosaurs. Some of the fossilized bones in particular, were determined to belong to a massive herbivore. This new species is arguably the most massive dinosaur ever discovered!! Now known as the Patagotitan mayorum, this titanosaur was 122 feet (37 m) long, nearly 20 feet high (6 m) at the shoulder, and weighed over 70 tons.
9. Megalosaurus
The Megalosaurus was found in England in 1676, where a fragmentary bone was discovered in a limestone quarry in Oxfordshire. This find was one of the first dinosaurs ever discovered!! The first scientists to examine the bone thought it might have come from a Roman war elephant, or even from a giant human like those mentioned in the Bible. The fragment was the end of a femur, but because of its shape, it was labeled “Scrotum humanum”. The name stuck until 1827, when it was given its proper name.
8. Tyrannosaurus Rex
What listing of huge fossils would be complete without the king of the dinosaurs? It was one of the largest predators ever, with just its skull measuring over five feet long! It’s estimated that T. rex had the greatest bite force in history, at about 8000 pounds of pressure - about the weight of three small cars! Now scientists believe that adult t-rexes could have been covered in feathers.
7. Giganotosaurus
Its name is often mispronounced as “giganto-saurus,” a name that would be appropriate for its immense size, but that’s actually the name of another dinosaur. Giganotosaurus’ name is really Greek for “great Southern lizard.” Found in Argentina, this beast lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 97 million years ago. It was larger than a T-rex, estimated to be about 45 feet long (13.7 m) and tipping the scales at 15 tons. That’s a several tons heavier and five feet longer than T. rex!
6. Archaeopteryx
The Archaeopteryx is a transitional species between dinosaurs and birds. It is often considered the first bird. This remarkable creature was first found in southern Germany in 1860. It’s not very large - only about the size of a raven - but the quality that makes it “big” is its plumage. Like birds, the Archaeopteryx had flight feathers, and these have been beautifully preserved in the fossil record. In fact, eleven separate specimens have been discovered, all of them with their feathers clearly shown.
5. Diplodocus
First discovered in 1877 in Colorado, Diplodocus was a four-footed, herbivorous giant. It lived in North America during the Jurassic period, about 155 million years ago. A long-necked, long-tailed creature, the Diplodocus measured about 108 feet (33 m) long and weighed about 17.6 tons (10 to 16 metric tons).
4. Mosasaurus
Massive monsters weren’t exclusively found on land. These ancient marine reptiles were not dinosaurs and are believed to be one of the most fearsome predators to live in the ocean. The Mosasaurus could reach lengths of up to 56 feet (17 m) and weigh up to 30,000 pounds (13,607 kg). Paleontologists think that Mosasaurus had tail flukes similar to sharks, and like sharks, it probably could cruise along at a pretty fast speed!
3. Iguanodon
The Iguanodon, was a four-legged herbivore that lived during the Jurassic period to the Cretaceous. When a fossil was first obtained by an English doctor in 1825, it was just a gigantic tooth that the doctor called “Iguanodon”, meaning “iguana tooth”. Over the years many different dinosaurs were labelled as iguanodons so it got kind of confusing and it was hard to find big skeletons and artists started to create their own beasts based on bits and pieces of information.
2. Hadrosaurus
Their name translates to “bulky lizard,” but we know them better as duck-billed dinosaurs. These creatures were the most common dinosaurs, found all across Europe, North America and Asia during the late Cretaceous period about 80 million years ago.
Hadrosaurs were herbivores, and they probably lived near water. They ran on two legs and had a stiff tail that helped them balance.
1. Yutyrannus
This dinosaur was a distant cousin of the T-Rex and lived in the Cretaceous period. Discovered in northeastern China, these guys were big, scary, and fluffy!!
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I think its incredible that we humans have found out about things that have happened on earth millions of years ago lol. Just imagine what fossils are buried in the ocean floor.
The possibilities that lie on the ocean floor are immense. I guarantee we will eventually find some form of lost civilization along with other creatures and that excites me beyond belief.
I found alien technology when I was swimming. Shh don’t tell anyone!
If you laugh you sub! Pffft!! Haha! Where did you read that? The bible?
joe cormier I know right.
@If you laugh you sub! 3k? Nah. No proof of that! These are about 300 old
its crazy to think there might be a dinosaur fossil under your house
Im a big fan of dinosaurs
I live in the dutch so no dinos for me
But there are mosasaurs under the netherlands
But there isnt tho right? Huge fan of dinosaurs btw
@@Flatearth69 yeah idk tbh but we never know
There's a body under mine but I don't think it's a fossil yet shh
Imagine how many dinosaurs we will never know existed because no fossils remain.
I think archaeologists say we only know 1% of the species that existed
henrizzays we just gotta dig deeper and find new areas to dig.
I think there’s a fossil for every creature just that some are rarer than others
All the dino bones are fake. Replicas. No full skeletons have been found, these are just projections of what they think they look like.
@@ChuckBeefOG That's not exactly. There are many fossils that are 70 % complete, just like T Rex Sue in Chicago Museum. Or T Rex Jane. Those are mostly complete and genuine.
it’s just an amazing thought to know that all these creatures and animals roamed the same exact land that we roam today! This earth has seen a lot of creatures just come and go! and we’re next on that list 😭
We'll be responsible for our own extinction though sadly
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subhan allah
Ra Stargate swamp mummy
Extinct millions of years ago dinosaurs
Imagine all the dinosaurs we never found fossils of.... wow. The endless possibilities of our primal earth... I’m speechless just thinking about it
Agree. There are probably millions we haven't uncovered yet.
I know man I just go so interested in this stuff. Earliest species we found for humans is 8 million years and another species around 65 million scientists claim is the origin of bears, cats, dogs, and tigers(lions leapords tigers). Its so crazy. I really wish I could study this for a living but it's just not a marketable skill... the split between where crocodile like animals and birds in the archosaur is really cool because it just shows that eventually we all came from one species.
@@whoisthedeepstate7852 Early man is explained in Genesis. They lived more than 900 years.
@@tmo4330 dude if that shits real thought
@@whoisthedeepstate7852 Romans 3:4 God's Word is true. Let every man be called a liar.
Its amazing all the prehistoric life that once existed. I wish I could go back in time for one day. Although I'd probably get eaten up by one of these monster dinosaurs.
Great educational video
same, i really want to go back in time and see what it looked like before
Chances are if you encounter a large therapod, they would either ignore you or not bother, they would want a larger meal.
That and if you are armed with anything or climb a tree or get into a small space then they will see you as too much trouble to deal with.
Dinosaurs are just giant birds, if you piss them off then they will just go...
😂
I’m more scared of the water monsters we had roaming our seas man...
Wafflez-Man- I bet you were one of them and got reincarnated many times as different species
@@jonlacroi5570 lmao what
@@jonlacroi5570 he was probably eaten by one that's why then reincarnated. Maybe that's where his fear comes from
Like the mosasaurus?
Water dinos are still alive!
These creatures were absolute monsters, stunning.
The T. Rex has been famous long before Jurassic Park ever came out
Yhep. T-Rex has been "the" dinosaur for at least all of my 45 years that and ironically the incorrectly named Brontosaurus that turned out to be the older version of a dinosaur that had already been named something else. Shame really as its got to be the coolest name ever for a Dinosaur when translated to Thunder Lizard.
@@itarry4 not really, brontosaurus is back again as a valid genus
Facts
No love for the adorable stegosaurus :(
Me: I have this fully pieced Trex fossil
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@@diegomedrano8485 and im taking a huge risk here
‘Who’s watching this during quarantine in 2020’
And someone needs to teach her how to say the name
Chicken-licken Taste it ugh! 😑 her pronunciation drove me nuts!
yep
Yeah
Chicken-licken
Your name sounds like you having seizure
Na man it’s hw I’m just researching about fossils and stuff
From what I have read and looked into myself, it seems the trex had some feathers as a young king but would lose more and more of them as they grew. An adult trex is either believed to have had no feathers or if they did it was only on the top of their head and the tip of their tail
Also the T-Rex didn't need feathers for heat regulations. It lived in another time than the Yutyrannus. Though it also lived through an ice age. So I also think at some point it would have feathers but lost them, maybe not all of them.
@@MaryArts technically the babies would still need feathering.
How ever I would imagine adults to be like a elephant in coverings, meaning that adults would have few feathers at all and they would be spaced out on the body...
Tyrannosaurus Rex became famous because of its starring role in Jurassic Park???? WHAT??? Tyrannosaurus was famous and popular for generations before that. Holy crap.
Katrina is too young to remember pre Jurassic Park.
@@UnchainedAmerica She should have done basic research before making that claim though.
School kids of the 1950's knew about tyrannosaurus rex and triceratops. They came up in the creature movies of the times .Soft plastic models of them could be found in breakfast cereal packets
Charles Rablin - In the 60s, I was building Revell models of TRex. Jurassic Park indeed.
It kinda did get more popular from jurassic park corrected by a 9 year old bam
I like the part where you emphasize the last word at the end of every SENTENCE
At least I’m not the only one, getting annoyed of that
Jesus. Can’t do anything on RUclips without upsetting someone these days. Not even talk lol
".....and FLUFFY "
helped to support its wigs for FLIGHT!
These creatures were large, scary and FLUFFY!
I wish we had one t-Rex still alive kept in high facility base, it would be so cool
Actually trex is a chicken
@@nekaneko4054 ??
Yea t rex evolve into a chicken
@@nekaneko4054 thats not true
Do why dinasaur count a feather
W-who makes these names so complicated to say 😭
😂
I clicked on the video nd there comes a add of a mv and my mom and dad thought i was not studying 😩🥺
PAHAHAHAHAHA
Who else had a dream like me to time travel to dinosaurs era and explore the world
might not be a safe ideia if you ever get time machine man
My name is deadassserious.
I think when T-rexs were babys/juvenile they has feathers to keep them warm, but when they grow older to an adult, the feathers fall off becasue it wouldnt need feathers to be warm when it reaches its maxium size
The crazy thing is, how did the arms even get there, its almost like it evolved to be get extremely big, i wonder what triggered it
I believe the trex had some feathers but not covered in them
Thats true, but it had kind of hair not feathers, big carnivores werent covered in feathers at all their scaly skin doesnt let them develop feathers, I dont know what kind of scientist f##ked up dinosaurs so bad
lukson dinosaurs did have feathers like raptor utah raptor and trex most of the trex kinds all have feathers also trex werent cover they only had a fluffy back and a bit of a tail and arms and a bit of the neck so you fd up so bad
@@Galaxybeast-ii7ks The Tyrannosaurus rex was actually known to not have feathers like the size and more profiled as crows and birds today but more related to Penguin feathers, small and somewhat fluffy that had short feathered, if the tyrannosaurus had large feathers like birds today then we would have found feather markings in the rock discovered with the bones as we did with the 8ft Utahraptor, this proved the rex had feathers but not large featheres like some type of peacock or chicken.
@@Kevin-qt7vw Do they still taste like chicken? I guess we'll never know.
dont matter what u believe i did not new findings prove so
The way you pronounce the names make me cringe
the way she talks make me close the video fast.
Well then BYE
I was amazed that she pronounced tyrannosaurus and iguanodon correctly.
"DIP-LO-DUCK-US" or "DIP-PLODO-CUS".... ? :)
@@drbomdaydayboms4890 i cant stand her high pitch voice. its like nails on a chalk board!!
I would put Archaeopteryx higher up the list. This transitional fossil was crucial evidence for evolution
The story I read about the Iguanodon, was that it was actually the wife of the scientist who discovered it, but back then, it wasn’t fashionable for women to be explorers, so her husband took credit. I’m sure there are many versions of the story - but I like that one!
Unfortunately, especially in the earlier days of academia, lots of fossils found by women were ignored simply because of their gender.
Imagine if dinosaurs were still around and people were keeping them as pets
Why need school if I have this? Love it
Xxx
T-Rex and spino have to be bigger
because these facts are inaccurate
There is nothing more scary than a dinosaur with feathers..
F to pay respects to the dead dinosaurs
To the best of my knowledge, Sue has not been postively determined to be a female T. rex (note, this is the proper abbreviation of any animal's scientific name), it's named Sue after the woman who found "her", not because it's female. So far, there's no reliable way to distinguish a male dinosaur (of any species) from a female, the best that can be done so far is to determine whether or not some fossils are female. Since this process relies on finding extra bone that females use for creating the shells for their eggs it only works for pregnant females, if the female is not pregnant or a juvenile then we can't tell the two sexes apart.
yea and so as the age of the fossils how do they know
From carbon dating
Is it theorized that females are bigger than the males? Or has that since been squashed due to the fact that maximum size is age related, based on an average...
@@vanzaliros6757 Some guy who lived up until the 1870s was REALLY old. He was around when the dinosaurs were alive, and they told HIM how old they were. Then he told us. Then he died, so you'll just have to take our word for it.
@@kevinmartin2961 you mean the female dinosaurs didn't have skirts? ...WTF!
I wish i can see a dinasor right now it really looks cool in real life
I enjoy your videos very much. Thank you. You do a great job😊
It’s honestly so mind blowing that fossils from 60+ million years ago survived... just knowing how fast a deer skeleton deteriorates in the woods after a year or two...
Maybe it's not true? Maybe the fossils didn't survive and they are just making it up?
Wait, “sold for 600 bottles of wine” ??? 😂
Time of war..
Yea if i was being offered that on the old times i would 100% accept it
Cold blooded reptiles never stop growing,given enough time and the right environment they could grow forever basically
Dinosaurs were neither cold-blooded nor reptiles.
There is a limit to how big an individual could grow, even if that limit was determined by its death by old age or other morbidity factors.
Imagine how beautiful the earth was before humans 😯
And how dangerous....
@@njun3426 literally i wanna know.
I was in Alberta, Canada where the largest collection of bones located in one area IN THE WORLD is. I got some unbelievable footage.
Amazing! Those animals were buried in the great flood deposits several (4-6) thousand years ago.
What city in Alberta?
Very interesting , they found feathers on fossils 👀
So a dinosaur with confirmed feathers in their fossils of course has feathers, but other dinosaurs that are THOUGHT to have feathers, they never show in their fossils...🤔 Where does this thought come from?
She says almost all the names wrong it triggers me 😂
Ya,dipladocus,lol... never heard of that pronunciation.wow, I had to dial back my iq to understand that word.
Really ! Dip La Doe kuss!
Oxfordshire pronunciation got me 😬 oxford-shiyer it is not.
I know she said it like Jiga it’s giga
even the word bird she said like broken english
Wonderful video..good ccontent..tood narration. Compact and intriguing.
Subscribed, liked and shared.. 🙏❤
I have an amazing fossil too! I believe it's an opalized root bulb. It has play of color and it's 14 million years old
The discovery of some fossils that excite use more than our origin , raises the question "does anyone think that they lived animals that we have not seen until today", this part shows quite clearly the existence of many anumals . Mostly fossils are housed in najor museums around the world the fact that many fossils have been found i recent years tells us that the world, together with science, is noving forward
Sue was “sold in auction”? It was a little more complicated than that.
Que vídeo bacana... parabéns pelo canal...
2019 anyone else?
Nicholas M .......2019 what?
@@huggywuggy3608 he says what year
Nope 2020 ✌🏼
2021
Best line ever: Now paleontologist are fighting that my is bigger than your... Aren't men always fighting this fight?
I've loved dinosaurs for 60 years and my all time favorite is the SCROTUMSAURUS
I know it sounds weird but sometimes it’s hard to think that dinosaurs were actually real
my “dinosaur” is bigger than yours😂🤔
Yes its big coz ours get swallow and we cant get in and out. .
thanks Katrina. scientist are now saying t-rex did not have feathers.because no signs of feathers were found with the fossils in north america. also diplodocus is pronounced di (short i) plod ( short o ) o ( long o ) cus (short u ). thanks again, your still # 1
@Mike Nunyabizness if thats what you want to believe then go ahead. that is also true of bones and other parts of the dinosaur. there have also been lots of feathers fossilized with other dinos. lots of them.
james briggs just because you can’t see them doesn’t mean they weren’t there. It takes a very certain circumstamce for feathers to fossilize. Plus, it likely just had protofeathers in partial coverings, rather than all over its body
@@dapperbones6238 so why are you trying to argue with me. i just repeated what the scientist are saying
Stop getting your facts from scientists..
@@beakycole9211 that is the stupidous thing anyone has ever said to me. all information comes from scientist.
What I find crazy is the possibility that just one of these species could have been around for at least a million years, just a fraction of time that current humans have been around. Just the idea that we live closer in time to Trex than Trex did to stegosaurus is incredible to me
TREX arms might look small, but it can curl 400+ lbs, which is more than most humans can deadlift.
How great those scientists were who made these discoveries... and thought of evolution 🤔
Bones don't turn into oil. Those are some nice sculptures... 😂
Yet people around the world still believe that dinosaurs existed.
This is too much I need more
I want to be a paleontologist when I am older you guys helped me learn a lot thank you 😊
Me too! :)
It's very likely T-Rex had feathers on the top half of it's body. We know it's descendants had feathers and we've found a very close relative called " Yutyrannus" Which was covered with feathers.
No it's not. It's confirmed that t-rex didn't have feathers
@@bens.664 No it has not been confirmed. There were tiny traces of skin impressions from Gorgosaurus which was a relative of T Rex that went extinct 10 million years before T Rex evolved. The impressions were from areas of the body where we know it wouldn't have feathers. And even if there were feathers on that area of skin they probably wouldn't have left any impressions on it.
T Rex and Yutyannus were as equally related as modern Elephants to Mammoths, and Elephants have fur.
T. Rex had some feathers that he kept in a jar by the door.
We're still searching for that jar :/
Idiot! It's MUCH more likely that they used them as a coat and just hung them up in the hall! 😂😂
@@oxcart4172 You're both very funny :-)
@@royt7562
Thank u!!
@@oxcart4172 You're both idiot.
Very informative thanks for sharing ❤️
Yes!A fluffy dinosaur with a funny looking haircut. Just what we needed.
This is the best channel for dinner knowledge 🐢
#9 No complete specimen has been found.. it has been estimated lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me wondering how this video only has 1.9M videos... DINOSAURS ARE SO Fascinating
I live in Northern Colorado less than an hour away from the mountains and this makes me want to go fossil hunting.
Respect to all the effort you put in this video 👌
I watched a video recently that said they found a fossil of a T-rex skin that didn't show any feathers.
And also future scientists had found skin impressions of the of a casowary... THAT MEANS THAT IT DIDN't HAVE FEATHERS! Fucking logic!
Under belly tail legs
That doesn't mean trex did not have feathers the feathers are cartligeg and may have rotted
But you may be write
Deplorable Me, not all T- rex's have feathers. And because they said that doesn't mean its true,
I will forever thank dinosaur train for everything I know about these !!!!
the moment they bring up feathers on dinosaurs, NAH, i switch off!!!!!
I really just wanna go back in time 😭😭😭😭
Then u will not come back in full piece..
Diplodocus, pronounced: Die-plot-i-kus. Not Diblo-docus
Ali a
Excellent Job! Thank you for the education.
Very good video thank you!
I usually enjoy videos from AMAZING! But this one is really hard to watch because the narrator mispronounces the names of almost every dinosaur in the video.
What do you mean "do you think a T-rex has feathers?" There is prove that it had feathers
So these are titans of the real world?
Amazing videos you are posting 😍😍,love from india ❤️❤️❤️
11:37 why is there a Terror Bird while you're talking about Yutyrannus?
There are more mistakes or errors n this video, but I don't want to lista them.
Risu TV yeah there is but ty for not listing them that would just make the creator feel bad I mean good thing you might care for the feelings
This video is quite inaccurate in some of its details.
Currently T-Rex is not thought to be largely feathered but did likely have early proto feather like quills down its neck and upper back, proposed to have been a temperature control device in some sort of cold-warm blooded mid way point
I mean we have had solid proof of early basal tyrannosauroid that indeed have feathers. Dilong had a covering of simple feathers around its body. Being a early ancestor to Tyrannosaurus it would be more than likely that it would retain its ancestral feathering much like how whales, and Dolphins still managed to retain their whiskers dispite almost having no real purpose for them.
A baby T-Rex had feathers. It had feathers growing up until it reached a Juvenile. That's when the feathers started decreasing and as it got into adulthood, it should have lost all it's feathers but had been left with some light feathers probably around the head.
They not cold-warm blooded just warm
@@odahveerduenaviin2593 Dr John Ostrom the scientist who first discovered, named and studied the Deinonychus call them "hot" blooded. If I'm not mistaken I believe he wrote a book called "The Hot Blooded dinosaurs" where he talked about his discovery of the Deinonychus.
Matthew Smitley This is still hotly debated and it would be appreciated if you didn’t spout your favorite pet hypothesis as if it was scientific fact.
Very informative!!!
Yo it would be so freaking cool to just see a day in the life millions of years ago
Salute to camera man for taking those footage and risking his life
they found a couple bones and imagined the rest!
Only sometimes, there are plenty where they found complete skeletons too.
@@plastered_crab no, by far there is no complete fossil of a dinosaur
They don't JUST imagine it, they compare it to the other bones of its relatives
@@chieckenman4432 yes it is
They knew the rest but had some help from the ones that seen the dinosaurs themselves but you will never understand.
The T Rex was popular way before Jurassic Park. It was featured in Jurassic Park precisely because it was popular. lmao
I’m a bit surprised that the Borealopelta wasn’t shown in here but cool video.
Yes, it is just so well preserved, that was just an amazing find.
I am a paleontology student and named a new species of massive tylosaurine mosasaur! "Hainosaurus boubker" It would be an honor if you could make a video on it! Thank you for your time :)
That name is terrible💀
Yeah, T-rex had feathers. However, the evidence points towards only partial covering, and they weren't quite true feathers, but something called protofeathers. They're kind of a step between scale and feather.
exactly someone who is smart yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LETS PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gizmodo.com/so-did-t-rex-have-feathers-or-not-1795889991 agree
Yes I do believe the tyrannosaurus had feathers. Settling for saying they had vestigial arms don't make sense. I feel if their arms had any use they'd have colored feathers to attract mates, while also keeping balance and agility for running. I feel they helped with swiftness and speed
"Big" 😥 "Scary" 😰.. "and Fluffy!!" 🥺
Are they taking a few bones and then creating what they think the total skeleton would look like? or did they find the bones for most or all of the skeleton?
Tom Layman I’ve always wanted to know the same shit
For Sue, they found about 90% of the skeleton.
Tom Layman imagination has no limits. They have to build something, display it and start cashing the money from smart people who take their smart kids to see these smart discoveries which will make them way smarter. some forty years old still believe in super heroes, why not everyone else believe in dinosaurs. People are so lazy to think for themselves. They’ll believe anything displayed to them in pictures or videos.
T-Rex didn't have feathers. Rex with feathers looks hilarious though, and Rex with quills on the back and head looks awesome
there is proof there were feathers on the Tyrannosaurus Rex
edit: Not feathers but quills
Agreed
When she said mosasaurus I knew this would be good
you did a wonderful job with this video the narration was absolutely perfect. Really good work. Thank you so much for having it here on RUclips… A big thank you again and thumbs up
There is an awesome documentary on "Sue". Be prepared to cry.
Sue was stolen!
I get excited abt the Mosasaurus everytime I see it bc of the Jurrasic Park ride in universal studios 😂
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Guys the heaviest dinosaur is maraapunisaurus about 336,000 lbs but a little bit small.
T Rex would be harder to sculpt if it had feathers
I need captions so I couldn’t watch this because I’m hard of hearing(not deaf)
You should really update your facts on Theropod Dinosaurs. The 45 foot and 15 Tons weight were first calculated using a Tyrannosaurs Rex Skeletal construction in the 1990's. Research has shown Tyrannosaurs Rex fossilized remains to be massively robust. In the 20 years of research Gigiantosarus has dropped in size. Max 43 feet and 7-8 tons.
Tyrannosaurs Rex has gone up to 42-43 feet in length and 9-11 tons.
Giga was, and still, is around the same, if not bigger than the T-Rex.
Nice
The bones were probably bigger before being fossilized too
Exact same thing going to happen with us when other creatures will find our Fossil 😅