Scientists got the skeleton of 13 million years old pregnant Ichathyosor.

The study of skeletons etc. of millions of years old animals is not easy. Many parts of them have disappeared by rotting before. There are very few who are buried in a rock and are preserved to the centuries of millennies and happily the scientists also get their hands. One such unique skeletal scientists were involved in the hands of the unique reptiles. This creature was pregnant when it was dead. But 16 years after achieving this, when a woman scientist did her study, she came to know that there were not two embryos in her womb.

It turned out that they are twins
As soon as the fossilist Judith Pardo-Perfz of Chile’s Chilean University came to know about this secret, he jumped happily, “Twins! He has another child!” He got this fossil or fossil in 2009. She will give information about her new discovery in her new research paper.

How were these creatures,
The skeleton or remains were found in the year 2009 at Terrace Le Pen National Park in Southern Chile. It was the skeleton of an organism named Ichathyosor. Ichathyosor is a creature like dolphin with a mouth -like mouth, which lived in the Massoic era oceans between 25 and 6 crore years. At that time, a 15 cm fetus was seen inside him.

This organism looked like dolphin. (Symbolic photo: shutterstock)

Change after years
The story was about to change but this did not happen before 2022. This year was kept in Fiona and since then Pardo-Paras and his team studied it deeply and the initial results of the study have been published in the Journal of Vartibrette Peliantology in February. Ichathyosor was on Earth 13 million years ago and had a length of 3.5 meters.

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This is the third time that the skeleton of such pregnant Ichathyosor has been found. But the researchers also found some more clues in Fiona’s stomach. They found that his last dose was of small fish. All this information will be released in the next paper.