75-million-year-old dinosaur fossil found to have BLOOD inside

Scientist's said on a June 9, 2015 they have and also the what appear to be red blood cells and collagen fibres in dinosaur bones

The type of FOSSIL iPhone 5 of a dinosaur that shared a home 75 million years ago has been established to have blood STILL INSIDE.

The type of discovery has led researchers to wonder whether topic is closely means that dinosaur DNA might be able to create a thriving business in FOSSIL iPhone 5 cases for many millions of long periods of time.

Researchers at Imperial College working in london examined the eight pieces of fossilised remains and discovered both white blood cells and traces of soft our - which could help answer questions close to dinosaur evolution.

The team looked at fossil fragments from dinosaurs including a duck-billed dinosaur, a triceratops-like creature plus meat-eating therapod.

Materials scientist Sergio Bertazzo was examining the get of the therapod when he spotted methods looked like blood.

Sergio Bertazzo, an actual biomedical physical scientist at Cesáreo College in London, examines a fossil at Natural History Museum working in london

He assumed it must have been hold from a person who had handled the very relic, but when the cells were seen further it was clear that they are not human.

The discovery is particularly hefty as the fossils were of inadequate quality - described as "crap" by - paleontologist Susannah Maidment, speaking to the very Guardian.

This means that there may be a item trove of blood, tissue and perchance even genetic material inside the fossils stored in our museums.

But before you may get too excited about a Jurassic Dog park scenario, it's highly unlikely that many DNA would survive in toucher.