Dinosaur fossils

Dinosaur fossils are the preserved remains or traces of dinosaurs from millions of years ago, typically bones, teeth, or footprints. Over time, these remains mineralized and became rock-like, allowing scientists to study their structure and learn about their biology, behavior, and environment. Fossils help us understand how dinosaurs lived, evolved, and eventually went extinct. They are uncovered through careful excavation and analyzed using various techniques to reconstruct these ancient creatures’ appearances and habitats, providing valuable insights into Earth's prehistoric past.