megangibson+FollowDino Drama: Hell Creek’s Wild Last DaysImagine a subtropical world where T. rex hunted in lush forests, Triceratops squared off in epic horn battles, and tiny mammals scurried underfoot—all right before an asteroid hit and changed everything. The Hell Creek Formation is like a prehistoric time capsule, showing us the final, chaotic days of the dinosaurs. From volcanic ash to sudden extinction, it’s a real-life thriller with fossils as the receipts. Can you believe we still find new dino bones there every year? #Dinosaurs #FossilFriday #Paleontology #Science20Share
megangibson+FollowDino Skin Was Way Cooler Than We ThoughtForget those boring, gray dino models—turns out, dinosaur skin was wild! Fossilized skin impressions show dinos rocked everything from pebbly scales to feathers, with crazy patterns and even color. Some hadrosaur 'mummies' have skin so well-preserved you can see the wrinkles and scale mosaics. And T. rex? Its skin was more bird-like than lizard. New tech even lets scientists spot dino colors—think stripes, countershading, and iridescent feathers. Basically, dinosaurs were way more stylish (and complicated) than we ever imagined! #Dinosaurs #FossilFriday #ScienceFacts #Science70Share
James Brady+FollowDino Drama at Hell Creek!Did you know there’s a real-life dinosaur graveyard in the US? The Hell Creek Formation is basically the ultimate time capsule—think T. rex vs. Triceratops, ancient mammals, and even fossilized plants! Scientists (and even regular folks) are still digging up wild secrets about the last days of the dinos and how mammals took over. It’s like Jurassic Park, but real—and still revealing new twists! #Dinosaurs #FossilFriday #Paleontology #Science10Share
megangibson+FollowDino Diets: The Real Last SuppersTurns out, we’ve been totally guessing what dinos ate—until now. Scientists have found fossilized dino stomachs (yep, actual last meals!) and it’s changing everything. Some plant-eaters were super picky, some “herbivores” snacked on meat, and there’s even proof of dino cannibalism. Plus, new tech is letting us peek inside these ancient guts without breaking them open. It’s like CSI: Jurassic Park, and it’s wild! #Dinosaurs #FossilFriday #ScienceFacts #Science00Share
daniellopez+FollowNeanderthal Kids Were Beachgoers?!Imagine stumbling across 100,000-year-old footprints of Neanderthal kids literally playing on a Spanish beach! Researchers found 87 fossilized prints, including some from children just goofing around in the sand—total ancient summer vibes. Turns out, these prehistoric humans weren’t just hunters, they knew how to have fun too. Plus, one giant print hints some Neanderthals could be six feet tall! This find totally changes what we thought about their lives. Who knew ancient beach days were a thing? #Neanderthals #Archaeology #AncientHistory #FossilFriday #BeachVibes #Science30Share
