Dinosaur 'Milk' May Have Sped Hatchlings' Growth
How did baby dinosaurs get enough nutrients to grow into giant beasts? Dinosaur "milk." At least that's the idea put forth in a new paper by Dr. Paul Else, a professor of health sciences at Australia's University of Wollongong.
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