It smells rotten in Denmark.
Or, rather, it was 66 million years ago, and Denmark scientists announced a recent discovery of very old shark vomit on Steven's cliffs, one hour along Copenhagen. I say I did.
The patch of the past history of the park sitting there for a long time to turn into a fossil. Until an amateur detective made a terrible obstructive in November last year, he suffered ambiguously.
The strange story begins between Cretaceous, New York Times It has been reportedSea creatures such as sharks or sharks seem to be clearly enjoying a seisori meal.
Dr. Jesper Milan, a curator of Denmark's Geom Sowum Fax, told Gray Lady, who introduced an unknown upback.
“So they did what they could and threw the rest,” he said.
The rotten portal to the past has been revealed by local hunter peterer benicke. Peter Benicke was wandering around a geological white chalk cliff registered in UNESCO.
Dr. Milan speculated in a paper that the sudden confusion may have come from a shark that is immersed in the bottom.
John Jug, a Dutch silic expert, in a letter of written statements obtained by USA TODAYThe historic Halt is concluded that “two different types of sea lions are mixed with lumps.”
The outlet reported that the retro ralfing was mainly composed of “unable to digest the body”.
Experts say that funky discovery can be new light to what the life of the Cretaceous period was.
In the second half of the period, Europe was said to be a series of islands because of the high sea surface.
The scientific term of fossiled vomit is Regurgitalite.
Surprisingly, the transcendental throwing is far from the oldest one. For example, Germany stated that it was 150 million years ago and claimed a place to exhale more historic.
SPEW samples are already classified as “exceptional historical values” by Denmark.
In other words, vomiting belongs to Denmark and is not sold.
“This is the world's most famous peak,” said Dr. Milan.
