Yep, this is a 66 million year old vomit

People are not the only animals that lose their lunch. Only see the ancient highway found in your family or cat or this issue, recently found by a fossil hunter in Denmark.

Scientific speaker, finding regurgititititis or stones of stomach content of an animal. Like other trace fossils, it shows how to use the environment of ancient animals is an example of a significant fossil.

Local Fossil Hunter stained the remnants of the Denmark’s Stevns Clint (or Stevns Clint (or Stevns) in Stevns Clint (or Stevns). Hurl, 66 million years ago, when dinosaurs live in the last days of the earth, the dates of the late Bretacous period.

According to the East Zealand Museum releaseThe sample was cleaned and learned by John Jagt, a sea lily expert. The congregation concluded that two ancient sea lilies of the two ancient sea lilies, which arise by an animal by an animal. Researchers do not believe that the ancient sea of ​​sea lilies is consumed by a dinosaur, but by an ancient fish.

“They consist of kalseous tiles, which are mostly very little soft parts, because the sea lilies are not particularly nourishing,” said Jesper Milan, who is a curator in the geomuseum fax in the museum. “But here a animal, probably the type of fish, 66 million years ago, eaten the sea lilies below the sea and rebuilt the skeletal parts.”

In other words, the initial concept of the fossils of the scientists is that the fish can not be soaked because it digests the parts of the animals that fish can stand in the end of the sea lilies.

There is a moment in the focus of the ancient upchuck focus. Last year, the last, paleontologists were published in a team thorough analysis Dinosaur vomiting (and poop!) Now from those who are in Poland. These findings were published NatureDinosaurs revealed how they adapted to the environment and their habits. Indeed, vomiting and feces Ichnofosssils, which shows how the Symbiotic ancient life trips and reurgitititlitis will be, are an important part of this riddle.

According to the Ostsjælands Museum, Denmark Regurgitalite will be displayed in GeoMuseum Faxe this winter. But if you can’t do it in Denmark, you will have to picture the above. In both cases, in both cases, we will all smell like a fact that we are grateful.