Scientists Unearth Baby Dinosaur Fossils in a Remote Corner of the Frozen Arctic

Scientists Unearth Baby Dinosaur Fossils in a Remote Corner of the Frozen Arctic

Fossils from baby dinosaurs, some no bigger than a fingernail, point to the possibility that certain species lived and nested year-round in the Arctic, enduring freezing temperatures and months of darkness, about 70 million years ago. This goes against the grain of what scientists have assumed for decades. The idea that dinosaurs migrated south to escape the brutal winters has long been the go-to explanation for their fossils found so far north.…