Check out the link to the left. Scientists have found what appears to be actual blood cells from Dinosaur fossils. Turns out the material is not all that uncommon.

The question is, how can such delicate materials survive for millions of years?

The article states that the material MUST be millions of years old because Geologists have proven it.

So, if it has been "proven" how in the world did the cells survive?

Is there some phenomenon we have not discovered that can preserve these cells?

Is it possible so many dinosaur fossils have been contaminated by soft tissues?

Is it possible the fossils are not as old as we think?