It's amazing! The weirdest fossil in history, history is frozen in this instant 1, Dinosaur Death Battle 2, Oviraptorosaurus hatches its own eggs 3, Snake devours dinosaur babies 4, Ancient Turtle's Deadly Mating 5, Female Ichthyosaur Fossil 6, Sword-nosed Fishing Pterodactyl 7, Spider Predation 8, Mite Attack Ant 9, Dung Mosquito Amber Fossil 10, Shrimp-like Insect 11, Sauropods Escape Footprints 12, Crabs in Amber 13, Hairy Dinosaur Tails 14, Grotesque Insect Fossils 15, Squashed Jurassic spider fossils 16, crocodile dung fossils 17, feathered monsters 18, Otto 19, large bamboo Chongqing fish 20, nodosaur dinosaur fossils 21, stick insect fossils

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74 million years ago, two dinosaurs fought fiercely before the landslide was buried: protoceratosaurus pressed the velociraptor to the ground with its claws tightly locked on the right forelimb of the velociraptor, and velociraptor inserted sharp claws into the neck of the herbivorous protohornosaurus, which could have caused fatal carotid artery rupture.

<h1 class="ql-align-justify" >2, Oviraptorosaurus hatches its own eggs</h1>

In 1993, American archaeologist Mark Noriel found a fossilized skeleton of an oviraptorosaur (whose skeleton was located next to the nearby protoceratopsaurus egg, which was named "Oviraptorosaurus") in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, next to several un hatched oviraptor eggs.

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Bulky long-necked sauropods don't take care of their own dinosaur eggs, so newly hatched baby dinosaurs have to fend for themselves. In 1986, archaeologists found dinosaur fossils in the Indian state of Gujarat showing that the 3.5-meter-long Ancient Slit Snake was attacking newly hatched sauropod babies.

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In 1987, excavations in the Messer fossil pit in Germany found 47 million fossils of the skeletons of two turtles, which can be clearly seen from the skeleton fossil structure that they had just completed mating before death, and finally sank to the bottom of a volcanic lake containing poisonous water. This pair of turtle fossils is the first ancient mating vertebrate to be found.

<h1 class= "ql-align-justify" >5, a fossil of a female ichthyosaur in labor</h1>

In 2011, excavations in China's Anhui province uncovered an ancient ichthyosaur fossil dating back 248 million years, carrying at least three babies, one beneath its body, one still unborn in the maternal body, and one half in the birth canal.

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In 2009, a fossil record in Germany shows a dramatic scene 155 million years ago: a pterosaur flew over a tropical lagoon, suddenly spotted a small herring-like fish in the water, and completed the predation, a process that alarmed another predator, the saber-nosed fish (60 cm long), which jumped out of the water and bit the left wing of the pterosaur tightly, and eventually all three animals sank into the water.

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Scientists have found an amazing fossil of amber, a spider of dinosaur age preparing to prey on a bee. The fossil was formed in the Hukham Valley of Burma in the Early Cretaceous Period.

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This unfortunate ant and mite (most likely a hitchhiker parasitized on it). The parasite, called mesostigmatid mite, is a small arachnid found in soil and deciduous layers without eyes. Trapped in gum and eventually turned into amber fossils about 45 million years ago.

<h1 class="ql-align-justify" >9, fecal mosquito amber fossils</h1>

Two fecal mosquitoes from 120 million years ago are most likely the earliest animals that have been preserved and are in mating.

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This fossilized insect from Brazil, which lived during the Cretaceous period, was a close relative of the ephemeral, and it may have been foraging at the time.

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In 1938, fossil footprints left by sauropods were found in Texas 111 million years ago when they were chased by large predators resembling Tyrannosaurus rex.

<h1 class="ql-align-justify" >12, crab in amber</h1>

This is an ancient crab trapped in amber, how to explain that crabs or crab-like animals would be wrapped in amber? Perhaps these ancient animals were not crabs at all, but may have been the early ancestors of larger mites, pseudo-scorpions, or both of these species.

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On December 23, 2016, Chinese paleontologist Xing Lida discovered the furry dinosaur tail in amber in Myanmar. Paleontologists have never previously found fossil dinosaur limbs in amber. This amber fossil was formed in the middle Cretaceous period, about 99 million years ago.

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Scientists can't be sure which end of them is the head and which end is the tail.

< h1 class= "ql-align-justify" >15, a squashed Fossil of a Jurassic spider</h1>

The spider's body is fragile and difficult to preserve, and the skeleton of the spider buried by fine volcanic ash is not damaged, but just flattened.

<h1 class="ql-align-justify" >16, crocodile feces fossils</h1>

The fossil was found beneath the sands of the west coast of the Chesapeake Bay in the United States. Researchers believe that this 15 million-year-old shark did not eat crocodile feces because it was hungry, but because when it swallowed crocodiles, there was still unused feces in the intestines of crocodiles.

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The feathered Jurassic dinosaur Epixipteryx, found in Inner Mongolia, showed its extra feathers and soft tissue in ultraviolet light.

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The dinosaur, named "Otto" by Bavarian paleontologists, preserved 98 percent of its intact skeleton and died during the Jurassic era when it was only 1 year old.

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This fish fossil was formed in the Middle Jurassic, and even the fish scales are clearly visible, and is currently the treasure of the Geological Museum of Chengdu University of Technology.

<h1 class="ql-align-justify" >20, dinosaur fossils of euphorbia</h1>

In 2011, the world's best-preserved dinosaur fossil was found to date in a coal mine north of Alberta, Canada.

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This winged stick insect that once traveled with dinosaurs was found in Inner Mongolia, China, and the fine volcanic ash protected the veins on its wings well, allowing us to peek into the true face of this prehistoric insect.