The 66 Million-Year-Old Mummy

[@terribrown7587]

Loved this!

[@chofaimporovitch1543]

Nice work! Informative and well-paced.

[@hallowacko]

Here is a question that I’ve been wondering about, when are the most recent fossils? Do fossils [change in] composition over time? Are the most recent fossils made of softer stone than the ones that are hundreds of millions of years old? And when are the latest, very oldest true mummies? I’m kind of wondering about the boundary mark between actual, dried organic tissue mummies versus the fossils that they would give away to in the geologic column When do we stop seeing one and start seeing the other? Do they overlap in time?

[@arezentes]

Incredible video! You did a great job -

[@むかっむかっむかっむかっ]

Super educational! Maybe the dehydrated bodies in Three Body Problem weren’t as fictional as I thought 🤔

[@redvampirebat]

I didn't realize fossils were copies made of mineral and stone. Wild

[@NotDamienArt]

I had no idea it was possible for dinosaurs to become mummies. I've only seen them as bones. This is so cool. It looks edible. like a costco chicken

[@redvampirebat]

Forbidden costco chicken

[@stevenlengyel6651]

I found one. It was a fresh kill with blood that has turned to red crystal. Who can I sell this one of a kind?