Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in China: New ‘Jurassic Park’ Finding?

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Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in China: New 'Jurassic Park' Finding?
Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in China: New 'Jurassic Park' Finding?
Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in China: New 'Jurassic Park' Finding?
Dinosaur Eggs Discovered in China: New ‘Jurassic Park’ Finding?

130-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Eggs Discovered Perfectly Preserved.

Millions of years ago dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and they have been the focus of fascination ever since we humans lagged behind them a couple of millennia later.

Now, in a discovery befitting of Jumanji, a nest of perfectly preserved dinosaur eggs has been discovered under a construction site in China.

Photos of the remarkable find appear to show the 2mm thick eggs to be in tact though further tests are needed.

Construction was halted while scientists recovered the eggs to test their veracity.

It comes just weeks after palaeontologists found a 100 million-year-old “Dracula” tick which could contain the DNA of extinct dinosaurs.

The tick was gripping on to a dinosaur feather after 99 million years in a piece of fossilised tree resin from Myanmar.

Another fragment contained a tick bloated with what is believed to be dinosaur blood, swelling its size eight times.

But sadly, there is no chance of this particular blood-filled tick giving us any walking dinosaurs.

The scientists behind the new discovery stress that all attempts to remove DNA from such ancient amber specimens have failed due to deterioration of the complex molecule over time.

Dr Ricardo Perez-de-la-Fuente, a member of the international team from Oxford University, said: “The fossil record tells us that feathers like the one we have studied were already present on a wide range of theropod dinosaurs.”

In November, scientists found the remains of a dinosaur the size of a small plane in the Gobi Desert.

The dinosaur had enormous 36ft long wings and would be one of the largest winged reptiles ever known to live on Earth.

The giant lived 70 million years ago in a warm climate that was desert-like but not quite as dry as today

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  1. Interesting scientific finding, however the eggs are NOT “130 million years old”. Likely only a few thousand, at most. Dinosaurs lived alongside humans as recently as the time of the Great Flood, as recorded in not only the Bible, but in records left by every major culture on Earth. The Satanic illuminati puppet “scientists” would like you to believe that we humans “evolved over millions of years”, but that clearly is not supported by any branch of science. Real scientific evidence points to a fairly young Earth that has been drastically altered by cataclysmic events spanning only several thousand years.

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