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Dinosaur Egg Found During CONICET’s Live Patagonia Dig

Viewers watch researchers uncover fossils at a 70‑million‑year‑old site in Río Negro.

Científicos del Conicet hallaron un huevo de dinosaurio carnívoro en gran estado de preservación
En busca de dinosaurios. La nueva aventura científica se puede ver en vivo por streaming
Expedición paleontológica del Conicet en Río Negro
En la "Expedición Cretácica" se trabaja para recuperar fósiles en un yacimiento de 70 millones de años, cerca de General Roca, Río Negro

Overview

  • The LACEV team led by Federico Agnolin reported a well‑preserved carnivorous dinosaur egg during the ongoing Expedición Cretácica I livestream.
  • Fieldwork near General Roca continues efforts from 2024 to recover additional remains linked to Bonapartenykus ultimus.
  • Daily broadcasts stream on YouTube’s Paleocueva LACEV channel and on Instagram @paleocueva_lacev during scheduled windows this week.
  • CONICET describes the deposit as one of the continent’s most complete records for the latest Cretaceous, with diverse vertebrates and dinosaur nests.
  • The campaign is supported by CONICET, National Geographic Society, the Félix de Azara Foundation, and Río Negro’s culture office.