
As it happens6:13Pragithask reveals hunting (and throwing) habits of ancient marine hunters
Is 66 million -year -olds like Ultimate? Jesper Milan, a specialist, says that more pleasant than fresh things.
“It is no longer the scent,” he said. As it happens Host Nile Kixal. “It doesn’t look unpleasant at all.”
This is the good news for the patrons of the East Zeland Museum in Denmark, where Milan is a curator, and where a prehistoric hunter’s safety will soon appear.
A historic coastal mountain in Denmark was discovered by a private fiancé hunter, Milan says it offers a rare glimpse of the hunting habits of marine creatures during the Criticis period.
‘Oh, it may be the opposite’
When Milan first looked at the fossil, the diameter of which is about 3.5 cm, he says it didn’t look much.
But when the museum staff drove it and cleaned it, they revealed the remains of the skeleton of two cranoids – small, tent maritime inversebrits, known as marine lilies – a bullet together in a pill. Together
Milan said, “At the same time when we started thinking … oh, this could be the opposite.”
This is a great good news for a specialist, because the ultimate ancient environmental system indicates – ie who was eating and when.
But it is also difficult to come through.
“Generally, the opposite is mostly soft things that are not stupid,” said Milan. “It is essentially buried in the sea floor very fast.”
The scientific name of Gwam Ultimate is Regurglite.
“They are really rare, and they are really important,” Russell Baconel, a specialist at the American Museum of Natural History, who was not involved in Denmark’s discovery, told the CBC.
Baconel says regurgititisters are a sub category of bromance, which is a diarrhea material.
Here colonies are also safe in the intestinal food, and perhaps all of them are the most popular, copylitis, alias Jevashim.
Bechenl also studies ancient marine hunters, but with focusing on the Cambrian era, 538 to 485 million years ago, which had excellent geological conditions for protection of gynecology.
For the Crytsis period, they say, brominee is more rare. And it is a period of time before a widespread incident that killed dinosaur.
He said, “Alka is just before hitting the ground.” “It’s really interesting.”
What is pucking?
So far, scientists do not know what he did in fact. It may be a fish, or a marine crawling thing, which is tied to the sea with the sea.
Sea lily, which predicts dinosaurs and still lives on the sea floor, are made of skeleton mineral calcite, which states why they were so safe in regurgitate.
Their skeleton contains hundreds of individual plates of different shapes and sizes, which can tell why they do not go down well.
“There are not many animals who like to eat things that are especially fast or styles,” said Baconel. “Either this particular animal really enjoyed a meal, which is interesting, or may have had a type of limit on what could have been eaten in this environment at that time, so it was limited in a way, so You know, you know, Crown.

Milan has some ideas.
“You have some possibilities, but my real suspect is one of a small residence that is still alive today,” he said.
“Bill head sharks, or Port Jackson sharks, they eat seafood fish and marine ears and males and creefs and many things with stiff shells. And you find the same shark teeth from the same shark as the opposite. “
Milan says whatever he is out of the marine lilies, he is grateful to these international attention, and for Peter Banikke, 79 -year -old Jovim Hunter who found Pragithask Poke.
He says that about two -thirds of the two -thirds of the two -thirds on the record in his country come from amateur fossil hunters, and they encourage them to keep doing what they are doing.
“They are doing a great job in Denmark,” he said.