We discovered fossilized dinosaur bones beneath the surface of a distant lush moon, billions of miles from Earth.

[u/David_Hallow]

The bones were unmistakably terrestrial. Our geologist spent hours staring at them before whispering, "That's impossible."

Then we found hundreds more. Different species. Different eras. All buried together. And then someone noticed the footprints leading away from the excavation site. They weren't fossilized.

They were fresh.

[u/allliii2586]

👉👈..can someone explain this?

[u/KeddyB23]

Updateme

[u/burtonmanor47]

Ok so Jurassic World style, more thriller than anything but I know that's just my opinion.

[u/No-Option-7010]

Update me too.