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[Chris R]

Too big to be eggs I think. Recently attended a lecture by a paleontologist and he said eggs could be about the size of soccer balls or slightly larger, but not that much bigger, because beyond that the size of holes needed to allow air to enter the shell would be too big.

At least that is what I can remember from the lecture.

 

[LOCK]

Too big to be eggs I think. Recently attended a lecture by a paleontologist and he said eggs could be about the size of soccer balls or slightly larger, but not that much bigger, because beyond that the size of holes needed to allow air to enter the shell would be too big.

At least that is what I can remember from the lecture.

How big do you think these are? As a paleobotanist, they look like dino eggs to me.

 

[DarkKyo]

We'll see.

Came for this.

 

[EmCeeGramr]

Guys.

Come on.

 

[McNei1y]

Somehow these eggs will be used in the future which will spark the incident we know of as portrayed in the book and film "Jurassic Park"

 

[Beaulieu]

thread full of game of throne spoilers.

 

[Mr. Robot]

Never know they could of found an old fridge running.

This has always bothered me for some reason.

 

[BobDylan]

what the fuck wiped out those dinos to where eggs are fossilized in such a manner

 

[Riggs]

We'll see.

OP is trying to wake the dragon I know it!

 

[Plywood]

We'll see.

Blood of my blood.

 

[CurlySaysX]

how does Mr Putin like his dino eggs in the morning?

 

[Apeopleman]

I always went with kabuto, omanyte can suck it

Kabutops got blades for hands

 

[Typographenia]

Big deal! I've found them in my oatmeal before!

Spoiler

Man, that's a lot of eggs. Pretty amazing find!

 

[Shao Kahn Brewing a Stew]

Just extract the DNA from it and let the cloning process begin. Easy!

YES! DO IT!

 

[Log4Girlz]

what the fuck wiped out those dinos to where eggs are fossilized in such a manner

Massive mudslide, or pyroclastic flow.

 

[shaowebb]

We'll see.

All I can say is when it laid those eggs they had better have faced the good direction otherwise it would've been like pulling a cheese grater out of your womb.

 

[dc89]

Blood of my blood.

Came to post this when I saw the picture.

 

[krameriffic]

Yes thus these eggs must date somewhere between 4000 BC and 2000 BC around the time of the great floods.

They are the eggs of a Jesussaurus Rex.

 

[Joel Was Right]

Every time I visit the Off Topic, my eyes stumble across this thread title and I go 'Omgwtf, dinosaur eggs?!!' before realising these were the fossils I read about it earlier.

 

[Smiles and Cries]

this dude

I miss him

 

[Freshmaker]

This is such bull, OP. I was so excited when I clicked the thread. You're going to upset many with this thread title

I found Dinosaur Eggs at Conoco. I like the citrus flavored ones the best.

 

[Insane Metal]

Massive mudslide, or pyroclastic flow.

Interesting to say the least.

Imagine if they find out that those eggs are dated around 65 million years and they were buried under the debris that the asteroid threw up to the air =o

The last Dino eggs!

 

[Like the hat?]

Uhhhh, did you guys perhaps expect UNfossilized eggs?

"how do you like your eggs in the morning?"
"unfossilized"

 

[Josh7289]

The nostalgia hit me hard with this. The infinite items trick on that coast, oh man, hahaha

 

[Az]

Came in expecting a picture of Putin holding up the eggs. Oh well...

 

[NaturalHigh]

Watch they will turn this finding of eggs into further evidence that the trex had feathers. JUST WATCH.

 

[scorpscarx]

ROFL I've never seen that.