Paleontologists Continue to Discover Thousands of Fossils in a New Jersey Quarry–Thanks to the Soil
Unique Soil Makes This New Jersey Quarry a Prehistoric Fossil Hotspot
A rare combination of soil conditions has turned a quarry in New Jersey into a rich source of prehistoric fossils. Unlike typical excavation sites, the unique composition of the soil preserves ancient remains exceptionally well, attracting paleontologists and enthusiasts alike.
This distinctive environment provides valuable insights into the region’s distant past, revealing fossils that date back millions of years. The quarry’s deposits have already yielded an impressive variety of specimens, from ancient plants to prehistoric creatures, offering a fascinating glimpse into Earth’s history.
Thanks to this unparalleled natural preservation, the New Jersey quarry stands out as a hotspot for discovering and studying fossils, contributing significantly to our understanding of prehistoric life.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a68135199/new-jersey-fossil-park-secrets/
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