How to get all Hidden Fossils in Tap! Dig! My Museum!

Tap! Dig! My Museum! is an Android/iOS game created by Oridio Inc. This game lets players enjoy a fun museum management-type game with puzzle-like fossil excavations, complete with simple controls. There are always new fossil discoveries to make, so anticipation is always running high!

In this game, players basically have to collect many fossils, and aim to create their own wonderful museum with cute pixel art characters that move around!

Features

This game allows players to run their own museums. To start off with, players need to create an exhibition stand to display their fossils. Fossils can be acquired by digging and there are a variety of fossils that can be acquired to be placed on display.

Bit by bit, over time, the player can gradually restore and develop the run-down museum. There are two ways by which players can speed this up.

• By raising character level, players can increase the number of excavations.
• By raising pickaxe level, the range of rocks that players can destroy increases drastically.

Today we will be discussing how to get hidden fossils in the game.

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Hidden Fossils

There are a few hidden fossils in the game that can be acquired through various means:

• Amargasaurus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Hypsilophodon, Gryposaurus, and Camarasaurus.
• Camarasaurus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Maiasaura, Iguanodon, Parasaurolophus, and Corythosaurus.
• Deinocheirus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Sinosauropteryx, Dilophosaurus, Yutyrannus, and Tyrannosaurus Rex.
• Elasmosaurus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Ichthyosaurus, Nothosaurus, Plotosaurus, and Kronosaurus.
• Plotosaurus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Ichthyosaurus and Nothosaurus.
• Spinosaurus: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Quetzalcoatlus.
• Tyrannosaurus Rex: Find all of the secret bones while excavating Carnotaurus, Dilophosaurus, Spinosaurus, and Acrocanthosaurus.

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