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9.6K views · 219 reactions | Were ancient sloths the stuff of nightmares? 殮 Meet Slothzilla. This eremotherium is currently on display in the Morian Hall of Paleontology. #HMNS #Sloth #Museum #HoustonTexas | Houston Museum of Natural Science | Facebook

Did You Know scallop fossils from the Oregon coast can be 15–20 MILLION years old‼️😱 In the Astoria Formation, you can find fossil scallops (family Pectinidae) like Patinopecten and Chlamys types that lived in coastal waters when this part of Oregon was underwater. These shells are often 15–20 million years old, and you can spot them by the strong “fan” ribs radiating out from the hinge and the chunky, layered shell material that fossilizes so well. The coolest part is they still have living co

134K views · 143K reactions | We opened up GIANT stones to reveal Golden fossils on the beach 撚⚒️ The loose slabs had been part of huge landslides which had revealed some material perfect for containing Jurassic age fossils. They are roughly 180 million years old! Whilst they were alive, these Ammonites would have lived in the sea 撚練 Thanks for supporting our page! #beach #ammonite #fossil #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils | Facebook

2K views · 271 reactions | Remember the clam sea though the summer isn’t the best Time to look for fossils along the Jurassic coast The best Time is the winter storms So don’t be too put off if you don’t find much | Charmouth Fossils | Facebook