Fossils provide clues about prehistoric organisms.

Paleontologists carefully excavate fossils from rocks.

They date fossils using methods like carbon dating.

Fossils help reconstruct extinct species and their environments.

Studying fossils reveals evolution and extinction events.

Trace fossils show footprints or burrows of ancient animals.

Fossil evidence supports understanding of Earth’s history.

Scientists use fossils to study climate changes over time.

Fossils are fragile and need careful preservation.

Public displays educate about life millions of years ago.