Dr Paul Rummy, a renowned Malaysian fossil scientist, recently visited Yanji, a mid-Cretaceous locality rich in paleontological significance.
Malaysian fossil scientist Dr Paul Rummy, together with 93-year-old paleontologist Dr Huang Wanpo, examine traces of two-million-year-old coprolites (fossilised excreta) at Longgupo, also known as Dragon Bone Cave, in Wushan, China.
Malaysian fossil scientist Dr Paul Rummy combs the deserts of China and Central Asia, digging up the ancient bones of dinosaurs, crocodiles, fish, birds, and more, dating back millions of years.
Digging For Dinosaurs: Malaysian Paleontologist Dr Rummy's Fossil-finding Adventures
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