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Ancient Dinosaur Egg Examined After Discovery in Upstate New York
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Ancient Dinosaur Egg Examined After Discovery in Upstate New York
A rare 70 to 80-million-year-old dinosaur egg has surfaced in Upstate New York. Thought to be from a Hadrosaur, which is a herbivorous, duck-billed dinosaur, the prehistoric egg is now under scientific examination to reveal its hidden secrets. The fossil, roughly the size of a cantaloupe and weighing about seven pounds, was donated to the New York State Museum after its previous owner, who had kept it on a fireplace mantle, no longer wished to k…
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