Found On Newcastle Ranch, ‘Rex Jr.’ Could Be Most Important T. Rex Ever Discovered #fossils #paleontology #dinosaurs #Wyoming #Trex #Sereno
The "big block" containing the articulated arm and…
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@esconi.bsky.socialFound On Newcastle Ranch, ‘Rex Jr.’ Could Be Most Important T. Rex Ever Discovered #fossils #paleontology #dinosaurs #Wyoming #Trex #Sereno
The "big block" containing the articulated arm and…
@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialA few more pictures from yesterday’s geoconservation day at Riddlesdown Quarry. Along with conservation we also provided info on the geology of the Chalk. Our regular volunteer Oneke brought along some fossil sea urchins that she had found the previous year
#londongeology #fossils
@anecospaceofepochs.bsky.social0.2.3 has been released! Not a big update but just a patch, although achievements finally made their way in... have fun...
#godot #godotengine #gamedev #indiedev #solodev #update #paleontology #palaeontology #fossils
@brianbrachiopod.bsky.social#Wasabi is not for the faint hearted.
Let's be serious- it's not for human consumption at all.
It's a bio-weapon.
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#PaleoArt #SciArt #Fossils #Travel #PalaeoArt
Washington’s official state fossil is the Columbian mammoth, and fossils have been found on the Olympic Peninsula. 🦣🌲 PNW prehistory is wild. #WashingtonState #OlympicPeninsula #PNWScience #Fossils #BadWeatherBaddies
@hollia.bsky.socialWren's Nest National Nature Reserve marks its 70th anniversary.
Nestled in the heart of the Black Country is an internationally important geological site and a landscape 428 million years in the making.
#fossils #geological
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@napkinaninations.bsky.socialWe found something weird. 👀
And I can’t wait to finally it with you all. New video Sunday, October 4th!
@esconi.bsky.socialSternberg Museum in Hays to close by year’s end #fossils #museum #paleontology #kansas #sternbergmuseum
More horrible museum news... this time the Sternberg Museum in Hays, Kansas. See the story at KWCH News 12....
https://esconi.org/2026/10/sternberg-museum-in-hays-to-close-by-years-end/
@dustcircle.bsky.social'Giant #tusks from #Siberia were thought to be the horns of the mythical #unicorn':
What #medieval people made of #fossils before #vertebrate #paleontology
@robinince.bsky.socialA little more science gossip about tricycles and alligator birds
www.patreon.com/RobinInce/po... #science #transport #fossils
@museumoftherockies.bsky.socialHappy #FossilFriday! Specular #fossils of #Brachylophosaurus have been discovered in the #Cretaceous Judith River Formation of #Montana. This is a complete skull (#MOR794) and a section of skin impressions (#MOR1071 8-98-003) from this duck billed #dinosaur.
@brianbrachiopod.bsky.socialEveryone who springs a damsel in distress from her jail deserves a kiss.
It just makes sense.
This truth is brought to you because it's #FossilFriday.
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@esconi.bsky.socialFossil Friday #337: A Different View of Lepidostrobus #fossils #paleontology #FossilFriday #MazonCreek #pennsylvanian #carboniferous #lepidodendron
Lepidostrobus is a cone from lepidodendron tree. It was named in…
https://esconi.org/2026/10/fossil-friday-337-a-different-view-of-lepidostrobus/
@lmu.deLMU paleontologists are identifying areas around the world where previously unknown fossils are most likely to be found, thereby creating a treasure map for the search for past life. 🔍 #LMUMunich #Fossils
@brianbrachiopod.bsky.socialWhen the principal jailbreaker forgets his equipment, those prisoners are in for a long wait (maybe longer than the initial sentence).
Meanwhile, the art of eating has been discovered.
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@esconi.bsky.socialThrowback Thursday #337: Looking Back At ESCONI for October 2026 #fossils #history #paleontology #MazonCreek #TBT #ThrowbackThursday
ESCONI highlights from 25, 50, and 70 years ago...
https://esconi.org/2026/10/throwback-thursday-337-looking-back-at-esconi-for-october-2026/
@abpalaeosociety.bsky.socialThanks to Luke Nelson, who recently graduated with his Master's degree, for presenting last Friday! It was a fascinating exploration of a large sabre-toothed fish, Enchodus, which lived in Alberta in the Late Cretaceous.
@radicalanthro.c.im.ap.brid.gy"This paper publishes a new adult fossil attributed to Homo erectus, DNH 127, providing further confirmation that this species first appeared in southern Africa 2 million years ago.”
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03014460.2026.2725046
@mediaactive.bsky.social“An ‘extremely rare’ fossil discovery in outback Queensland has revealed a new species of prehistoric bird that roamed Australia more than 100 million years ago.” I know that area at Richmond. Fossicked there myself. Only found a small Nautilus case fossil but complete. #fossils shorturl.at/R0GlA