Dinosaur Apocalypse

Sixty-six million years ago, a colossal asteroid collided with Earth, leading to the extinction of the dinosaurs. Although the impact's evidence is undeniable, no fossils directly linked to the catastrophe have been discovered—until now. At a North Dakota excavation site, researchers have unearthed an array of fossilized remains that may shed light on the catastrophic event of that fateful day. This groundbreaking find promises to enhance our understanding of the fallout from the asteroid strike and its role in reshaping life on Earth.