Fossils of Ancient Life

A paleontologist discovers the throat of a dinosaur preserved in amber, frozen in the act of singing a mating call, and successfully reconstructs a prehistoric love song. When the melody rings out in the laboratory, every researcher falls silent and weeps. The song's frequency is exactly the same as the way humans express love. It turns out that the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs once bore witness to hearts beating just as passionately as ours.