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A dinosaur museum made a remarkable discovery in its own parking lot and analyzed the geothermal heating potential.
The Denver Museum of nature And the science in Colorado discovered a fossil bone of more than 750 feet under the floor, reported the Associated Press (AP).
James Hagadorn, the curator of the museum’s geology, said that the find was “super rare,” said AP.
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“Finding a dinosaur bone in one core is like a hole in one of the moon,” said Hagadorn.
“It is like winning the Willy Wonka factory. It’s incredible.”
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science accidentally discovered a rare dinosaur -fossil of 750 feet under its parking lot. (Richard M. Wicker/Denver Museum of Nature and Science on AP)
The museum officials found The fossil Probably from a vertebrae of a small, herbivorous dinosaurs.
The dinosaurs lived in the late Cretaceous period around 67.5 million years ago, reported AP.
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Officials also discovered a petrified vegetation in the borehole near the bone.
“I would like to dig a 763 foot hole in the parking lot This dinosaursThe rest of it. But I don’t think that will fly because we really need parking spaces, ”said Hagadorn.
The dinosaurs lived in the late Cretaceous period around 67.5 million years ago, reported AP. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert)
Patrick O’Connor, curator of the paleontology of vertebrates in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, told AP that this could possibly be the deepest and oldest find.
“This animal lived in a probably swampy environment that would have been heavily vegetated at that time,” said O’Connor.
Thomas Williamson, curator of paleontology on New Mexico Museum Of Natural History & Science in Albuquerque, AP said, he suspected that the find is a surprise.
With a width of five centimeters, museum officers discovered the fossil, which was assumed that he comes from a vertebrae of a small, herbal dinosaurs. (Richard M. Wicker/Denver Museum of Nature and Science on AP)
“It is not so scientifically exciting,” said Williamson.
The fossil is now issued to the public in the museum.
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In Bohrloch samples in the world, only two similar finds were found, not to mention the grounds of a dinosaur museum, according to museum officers, as AP found.
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In January, a “Dinosaur -Highay” with almost 200 tracks was discovered in a limestone quarry in southern England.
The “highway” comes from 166 million years.
