The New York Times reports this week that paleontologists inspecting a collection of amber from northern Myanmar recently found several entombed ticks, including one that they estimated to be about 99 million years old. One of these ticks was frozen forever while grasping what the researchers believe is a feather from a hummingbird-sized dinosaur, which a scientist who was not…
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