0040 India’s Hidden Dinosaur Hatchery: From Sacred Stones to Science

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In a remarkable twist of science and mythology, stones once revered as sacred in Indian folklore have now been identified as 70-million-year-old dinosaur eggs—making it the world’s largest known dinosaur hatchery. Deepak and Sonia delve into how this discovery rewrites history and redefines our cultural heritage. Stay tuned for a journey blending tradition and discovery!

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00:00Hello everyone, today Deepak has a fascinating discovery to share about stones people worshipped

00:13that might actually be dinosaur eggs. Deepak, take it away.

00:17Thank you Sonia. Friends, some stones once treated as sacred family deities called

00:22Kuldevta have now been scientifically identified as 70 million year old dinosaur eggs.

00:27Wait, sacred idols turned out to be fossils? That's surprising.

00:32Yes. In one site, villagers worshipped these stone-like objects for generations.

00:38But paleontologists discovered that the composition and shape match dinosaur eggs, not idols.

00:44How many eggs are there and why is this special?

00:47This site turned out to be the largest dinosaur hatchery found anywhere in the world.

00:52Imagine, it's not just a fossil site, it's a cradle of prehistoric life.

00:57So our heritage was hiding prehistoric history all along. That's incredible.

01:01Exactly. Tradition and science intersect here. What was religious belief may actually be ancient paleontology.

01:08But how did experts miss this for so long?

01:11Well, they were seen as just stones. No paleontological tests were done until someone noticed similarities with known fossils.

01:18It shows how science can reframe what we think we know.

01:22That discovery could rewrite India's prehistoric map.

01:25True. We now know India had massive dinosaur activity.

01:29It adds depth to our understanding of life 70 million years ago.

01:33For us today, what does this mean?

01:35It means our culture and history are layered.

01:38We must question and explore.

01:40Our India's past is richer and scientific curiosity can elevate how we value tradition.

01:46Think curious. Think scientific.

01:48Jai Hind.

01:49Jai Hind.

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