In 2016, a Montana researcher picked up a rock half the size of a golf ball; 10 years later, scans showed dinosaur dung holding the finest feather yet found from the age of dinosaurs
- David DeMar Jr., a researcher with the University of Washington's Burke Museum, discovered the unusual nodule while conducting fieldwork in northeastern Montana's Hell Creek Formation.
- Sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries are hiding in things that look utterly ordinary.
- In 2016, a researcher working in Montana spotted a small, reddish-brown rock while searching for fossils.
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- David DeMar Jr., a researcher with the University of Washington's Burke Museum, discovered the unusual nodule while conducting fieldwork in northeastern Montana's Hell Creek Formation.
- Sometimes, the most extraordinary discoveries are hiding in things that look utterly ordinary.
- In 2016, a researcher working in Montana spotted a small, reddish-brown rock while searching for fossils.
Sources: Times of India