In a location that defied expectation, paleontologists have unearthed fossilized eggs belonging to the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the Earth — a find that quietly dismantles decades of assumption about where these titans lived and nested. The discovery reminds us that our understanding of deep time is always provisional, shaped as much by where we choose to look as by what the past has chosen to preserve. The Mesozoic world, it seems, was larger and more varied than our maps of it have allowed.