CIA director meets with Zelenskyy as U. Biden says “there is dinosaur cake design there there” on classified documents. Paleontologists in India have found 92 dinosaur nesting sites and 256 egg fossils.

The scientists made the discovery between 2017 and 2020 in the Narmada valley in central India. The discovery was the first of its kind for the Narmada valley, the researches say. During the study, published on PLOS ONE this week, researches from the University of Delhi found the sauropod nesting sites in five villages in the Bagh-Kukshi area. Sauropods are large herbivores with long necks, such as a brontosaurus.

Field photograph of circular type clutch showing eggs with sediment gaps from clutch P35 from Padlya, M. Little was known about sauropod nesting patterns, but the egg fossils, which belong to titanosaurs, helped the paleontologist learn more about their habits and reproductive biology. Titanosaurs lived from Late Jurassic Epoch to the end of the Cretaceous Period, and their fossils have been found on every continent except Antarctica. The are about 40 species of Titanosaurs. However, their clutches were randomly placed, which suggest their nesting pattern was similar to crocodiles. The researchers believe the eggs were partially buried in a shallow pit, similar to modern crocodilians, and were incubated using and used solar radiation and geothermal heat. Completely unhatched egg from the clutch P43.