The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History exhibits fossils of sea lilies on display. Xinhua Network Photo by Xu Hongmei
The International Paleontological Association establishes the International Stone Day in October each year. The "International Stone Day" was established to strengthen the public's understanding and understanding of fossils and protect precious fossil resources. Through the commemoration of "International Stone Day", we will promote the scientific research and popularization of paleontological fossils and raise the awareness of the public on the protection of natural resources and paleontological fossils.
Recently, the Fifth National Geological Paleontology Symposium was held in Inner Mongolia, and at the same time, as the main commemoration event of this year's "International Stone Day" in Inner Mongolia. Let's walk into the Museum of Nature and say hello to the fossils.
Dinosaur egg fossils on display at the Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History. Xinhua Network Photo by Xu Hongmei
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History displays fossil bird species. Xinhua Network Photo by Xu Hongmei
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History exhibits fossils of parrot dinosaurs on display. Xinhua Network Photo by Xu Hongmei
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History displays exquisite river robber fossils. Photo by Xu Mei, Xinhua Net
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History exhibits fossils of mongolian true horned beasts on display. Photo by Xu Mei, Xinhua Net
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History exhibits fossils of shovel-toothed elephants on display. Xinhua Network Photo by Xu Hongmei