Fossil hunter Peter Bennicke recently found a piece of fossilized vomit at a coastal cliff in Denmark, dating back 66 million years to the time of the dinosaurs. This unique discovery consists of sea lily fragments in a piece of chalk, shedding light on the prehistoric food chain. Palaeontologist Jesper Milan described the find as truly unusual, providing insight into the interactions between different species during the Cretaceous period. This discovery has sparked global interest and is hailed as the world’s most famous piece of puke, offering a fascinating glimpse into the ancient underwater ecosystems.
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