Do Dinosaur Bones Rot, Dissolve, or Disappear?
Picture this: a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex collapses in what is now Montana, its final breath escaping 68 million years ago. Fast forward to today, and paleontologists are carefully excavating its fossilized remains with tiny brushes and dental picks. But here’s the mind-bending question that keeps scientists awake at night – if organic material typically decomposes ...
