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Top Ten Dino and Fossil Discoveries with Steve Brusatte - Walking With Dinosaurs

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Palaeontologist, Steve Brusatte, takes us on a whistle-stop tour of his favourite dinosaur moments, from the first ever dinosaur discovery to Archaeopteryx, the missing link between dinosaurs and birds. Subscribe to Earth Unplugged -- http://goo.gl/VK1MH Broadcast in 1999, Walking with Dinosaurs set out to create the most accurate portrayal of prehistoric animals ever seen on the screen.

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Ice                                 An
organism, such as a woolly mammoth, dies in a very cold region. Its body is
frozen in ice, which preserves the organism—even its hair!

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Ice                                 An
organism, such as a woolly mammoth, dies in a very cold region. Its body is
frozen in ice, which preserves the organism—even its hair!

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Tar                               An organism, such as a mammoth, is
trapped in a tar pit and dies. The tar soaks into its bones and stops the bones
from decaying.

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Tar                               An organism, such as a mammoth, is
trapped in a tar pit and dies. The tar soaks into its bones and stops the bones
from decaying.

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Amber                               An
organism, such as an insect, is trapped in a tree’s sticky resin and dies. More
resin covers it, sealing the insect inside. It hardens into amber.

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Amber                               An
organism, such as an insect, is trapped in a tree’s sticky resin and dies. More
resin covers it, sealing the insect inside. It hardens into amber.

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Some
organisms get preserved in or close to their original states. Here are some
ways that can happen-

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A cast fossil is formed when an animal, plant, or other organism dies, its flesh decays and bones deteriorate due to chemical reactions; minerals gradually enter into the cavity, resulting in a cast, which is in the general form of the original organism. A mold fossil is the rock that surrounds the cast fossil in which the cavity is in the shape of the fossil (very similar to a mold fossil).

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A cast fossil is formed when an animal, plant, or other organism dies, its flesh decays and bones deteriorate due to chemical reactions; minerals gradually enter into the cavity, resulting in a cast, which is in the general form of the original organism. A mold fossil is the rock that surrounds the cast fossil in which the cavity is in the shape of the fossil (very similar to a mold fossil).

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Mold fossils form when hard parts of an organism are buried in sediment, such as sand,
silt, or clay.  The hard parts completely dissolve
over time, leaving behind a hollow area with the organism’s shape.

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Mold fossils form when hard parts of an organism are buried in sediment, such as sand,
silt, or clay.  The hard parts completely dissolve
over time, leaving behind a hollow area with the organism’s shape.

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Trace Fossils are the signs that organisms were once present. An animal makes a footprint when it steps in sand or mud. Over time the footprint is buried in layers of sediment. Then the sediment becomes solid rock. Trace fossils can be tracks, footprints, trails, burrows, eggs, nests, leaf impressions, and feces. 

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Trace Fossils are the signs that organisms were once present. An animal makes a footprint when it steps in sand or mud. Over time the footprint is buried in layers of sediment. Then the sediment becomes solid rock. Trace fossils can be tracks, footprints, trails, burrows, eggs, nests, leaf impressions, and feces. 