Bones. Shells. Footprints. Stone.
Ancient life is all around us — but how much do you really know about it?
What is a fossil and how does it form? How do scientists dig up creatures that lived millions of years ago? And what can a single bone tell us about an entire animal?
In this issue of God's World Science, young scientists dig into the fascinating world of fossils. Discover how living things become preserved in rock over millions of years, explore what rock layers tell us about Earth's ancient past, and find out how paleontologists use science and technology to uncover creatures that no human has ever seen alive. Then try your hand at a paleontologist engineering challenge and analyze real fossil data just like a professional scientist!
God wrote Earth's history in stone — and scientists are still reading it.
Let's dig in.
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