In Warsaw, Poland, scientists and over 2,000 volunteers are restoring a 240-million-year-old Mastodonsaurus skeleton—possibly the largest ever displayed—inside a glass-walled lab where the public can watch. Volunteers, trained to chip away rock millimeter by millimeter, experience a profound connection to deep time, while the project also sparks reflection on nature’s resilience through extinction events.
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