70 million-year-old dinosaur eggs found in what was earlier a riverbed; today, it is an important fossil site

Researchers have unearthed about 100 dinosaur eggs near Mèze in southern France, dating back to the Late Cretaceous period. These eggs were discovered during an excavation campaign that began in October 2025, revealing an unusual concentration of fossilised remains. Studies suggest that the eggs likely belong to titanosaurs, a group of massive herbivorous dinosaurs known for their size.