Coprolite

The Coprolite is a stand-alone fossil that can be donated to the museum in Maine and Texas. The fossil was changed from its descriptive name, Dino Droppings, when it was brought into Texas.

[edit] Donating Coprolite in Texas
"Hoo, absolutely smashing! A fantastic find! These coprolites are treasure troves of information, eh wot? For example, there are little stones mixed in with the droppings of some herbivorous dinosaurs. Indeed, they would swallow plants and stones, which, mashing together in their stomachs, digested food. We can learn not just what they ate, but also HOW they ate! Hootie poo!"

[edit] As a Furniture Item
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