hello everyone,

this manuscript popped up on twitter a couple days ago, whilst i was
working on another piece. the moment i'd finished and published that piece,
i began working feverishly on this one, which discusses the spectacular new
baby bird fossil discovered embedded in a chunk of Burmese amber. but
instead of showing pictures with few general explanations, i opted to
develop the story a bit (there's still plenty of pictures though!) and i
focused on what we can learn about ecology and behavior from just one small
fossil:

Baby Bird Fossil Discovered Caught In Amber 100 Million Years Ago
http://www.forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist/2017/06/10/baby-bird-fossil-discovered-caught-in-amber-100-million-years-ago/

i hope you enjoy the piece.

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