Tiny beetle trapped in amber might show how landmasses shifted
(PHYSorg.com Archaeology & Fossils)

In 2016, Shuhei Yamamoto obtained a penny-sized piece of Burmese amber from Hukawng Valley in northern Myanmar, near China`s southern border. He had a hunch that the three-millimeter insect trapped inside the amber could help ansshow why our world today looks the way it does.