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A 10-year-old boy in China who was out playing near a lake accidently unearthed a fossilized egg that led to the discovery of a very rare dinosaur nest that is 66 million years old. The find is just the latest in a city that has become famed for its number of dinosaurs finds, especially fossilized eggs. The discovery was made in the city of Héyuán, in the province of Guangdong.  Zhang Yangzhe was playing on an embankment, near the Dong River under the supervision of his mother when he made the find. According to Ladbible ‘‘he was trying to find something that could crack open walnuts’’.  Zhang loves science and has always been fascinated by dinosaurs, so this was the find of a lifetime. ‘Strange Stone’ in the Soil While digging in the soil, the boy saw a "strange stone" reports the Sun. The stone was buried in the red soil and he dug it up very carefully. The Daily Mail reports that ‘‘at first he thought the rock had 'circles' on its surface’’.  His first impression w