Dinosaur eggs are fossilized eggs that offer insights into dinosaur reproduction, with shapes ranging from spherical to elongated. While whole eggs are rare, eggshells are common finds, often associated with the Late Cretaceous period. Recent scientific advancements, like the direct dating of a 86-million-year-old clutch in China, are revolutionizing paleontologists' ability to accurately date these fossils without relying on surrounding geological evidence. | Kuya Kim Atienza