The stomach contents have been found in a fossil of a young tyrannosaurid. The eating habits of young tyrannosaurids were still largely unknown. Inside the stomach were the hind legs of two yearling caenagnathid dinosaurs. More in the link. P.S. In any modern browser it is possible to automatically translate the text into Dutch! Usually right click and then select translate.

The stomach contents have been found in a fossil of a young tyrannosaurid. The eating habits of young tyrannosaurids were still largely unknown. Inside the stomach were the hind legs of two yearling caenagnathid dinosaurs. More in the link. P.S. In any modern browser it is possible to automatically translate the text into Dutch! Usually right click and then select translate.

The stomach contents have been found in a fossil of a young tyrannosaurid. The eating habits of young tyrannosaurids were still largely unknown. Inside the stomach were the hind legs of two yearling caenagnathid dinosaurs. More in the link. P.S. In any modern browser it is possible to automatically translate the text into Dutch! Usually right click and then select translate.

Padre Gustavo Huertas searched for fossils near Bogotá, Colombia around 1960. He thought that two round stones, with a pattern of leaves, were fossils of Sphenophyllum colombianum, from 132 and 113 million years ago. Now, however, Fabiany Herrera, assistant curator of fossil plants at the Field Museum in Chicago, has found that they are actually baby turtles.