We thought finding so many at one spot was a mass drowning, but instead it could be a canal or creek that washed them to this low spot, 100 or 500 years apart. I've learned, it's never what it seems.
Any time you find a nearly complete skeleton, it's significant. How significant will depend on what the bones say.
Anytime you find all or part of a prehistoric animal, it's significant. This is a nearly complete animal.
I'm the eternal kid in a sandbox, I love dirt.
The real kudos go to the people who stopped working when they found it. Usually people start thinking dollar signs, keep everything and sell it on eBay.
