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Paleontology
Egg Mountain
JULY 3, 2000
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A former nest of fossilized dinosaur eggs.
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Read more about the tour of Egg Mountain in Field Notes from
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F U N F A C T
"Teams of scientists use tiny chisels, acid baths, or high-tech scanning methods to 'hatch' delicate dinosaur embryos."
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Hatching Dinosaur Eggs
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