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In this Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2014 photo, Brigham Young University paleontologist Brooks Britt, right, works to excavate a sauropod humerus from a hillside on the Fossil Discovery Trail at Dinosaur National Monument in Utah. The fossil was vandalized in September, making it necessary to remove it to prevent further damage, according to monument paleontologist Daniel Chure. (AP Photo/Deseret News, Geoff Liesik)

Vandalized dinosaur fossil to become teaching tool

By Geoff Liesik - Associated Press

This image provided by the Burke Museum and taken on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014, shows what museum officials believe is mammoth tusk that was uncovered by construction workers in the south Lake Union area of Seattle. According to the museum, the ancient elephant relatives lived in Washington until approximately 10,000 years ago and their fossils have been found throughout western Washington. (AP Photo/Burke Museum)

Vandalized dinosaur fossil to become teaching tool

By Geoff Liesik - Associated Press