I'm loving this recent fossil discovery 
! The fact that scientists were able to find an entire pterosaur species inside someone's vomit is just wild 
. It's crazy to think about how rare these conditions are, but it's amazing that they got lucky and stumbled upon something so incredible. I mean, who wouldn't want to be the person whose ancient barf is preserved for all eternity? 
The discovery of Bakiribu waridza is like a real-life Jurassic Park moment – you know, where all the mysteries of the past come alive 
. It's also cool that this find can help us learn more about filter-feeding pterosaurs and how they evolved over time. It just goes to show that even in the most unlikely places, science can uncover some amazing secrets 
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! The fact that scientists were able to find an entire pterosaur species inside someone's vomit is just wild . It's crazy to think about how rare these conditions are, but it's amazing that they got lucky and stumbled upon something so incredible. I mean, who wouldn't want to be the person whose ancient barf is preserved for all eternity? The discovery of Bakiribu waridza is like a real-life Jurassic Park moment – you know, where all the mysteries of the past come alive . It's also cool that this find can help us learn more about filter-feeding pterosaurs and how they evolved over time. It just goes to show that even in the most unlikely places, science can uncover some amazing secrets .
i mean imagine having a fossil from a creature you never knew existed just sitting there in someone's gut 
, and then it gets stuck in the ground and becomes part of history wow...i guess it shows how rare those conditions have to be though, so it must be pretty cool that they were able to find some info about this new pterosaur species even if its from poop lol what was it eating anyway tho?