@topladave.bsky.socialBuried in a museum drawer for nearly 50 years, a fist-size fossil has handed paleontologists the evidence they’d been hunting for: unmistakable claws on one of the oldest known relatives of spiders and scorpions.
Learn more on #NationalFossilDay: scim.ag/3VyXG8M
@cc1025.bsky.socialHappy Late National Fossil Day!
Here’s a fun LoudCasa sketch with Lincoln showing off his latest dinosaur fossil discovery to Ronnie Anne and Sid!
@storyboardklaus.bsky.socialNATIONAL FOSSIL DAY. Didn't need to travel to America to sketch that Stegosaurus at the LWL-Museum für Naturkunde in Münster, Germany. Special thanks to Molly (@creatureconsultant.bsky.social) for the inspiration! 🦖 #nationalfossilday #reference #pencilsketching
@cc1025.bsky.socialHappy Early LoudCasa Halloween and Happy National Fossil Day!
Here’s a drawing with Lincoln Loud dressed as a T-Rex dinosaur and Ronnie Anne Santiago dressed as a witch among the Halloween-decorated dinosaur fossils!
@bluewolfpuppy.bsky.socialHappy #NationalDessertDay
Нарру #NationalFossilDay
@witmerlab.bsky.socialIt's #NationalFossilDay—https://nps.gov/subjects/fossilday/! We always try to do something outreach-y & this year I gave an invited talk to the @ohiouniversity.bsky.social Geology Club. The focus was how anatomical studies of modern-day species can shed light on the biology of extinct dinosaurs. 🦖🦕
@cc1025.bsky.socialHappy National Fossil Day!
@paleojim.bsky.socialSince it's #NationalFossilDay I figure it is a good day to promote a "Dawn of the Cretaceous Fossil Beds NM" in eastern Utah structured along the lines of John Day Fossil Beds NM. To provide a framework for protection, interpretation, and continued research on a globally unique story.
@niftybuckles.bsky.social
@isolatisauruseli.bsky.socialToday is #NationalFossilDay!
I've had this little fish for almost a decade now; it's the only fossil I have. And, admittedly, I have forgotten what it was.
If I were to guess, it's likely Knightia eocaena. An ancient fish from Paleogene Wyoming.
@paleontologizing.bsky.socialHappy #NationalFossilDay!
We're chatting about how the National Park Service helps protect, preserve, and promote the fossil heritage of the US on today's stream -- from Pleistocene footprints to dinosaur skeletons to Cambrian trilobites
and you can tune in LIVE @ twitch.tv/paleontologizing
@rayprq.bsky.socialIt’s here! Today is one of the happiest days of the year for this #ScienceGeek: happy #NationalFossilDay! www.nps.gov/subjects/fos...
@tkarispe.bsky.socialBarosaurus used Tail Whip! It's super effective!
I was listening to a paleontology podcast where one of the hosts said he wanted to see a sauropod reconstructed with a bullwhip of feathers on the tip of its tail, and I thought that sounded fun. Happy #NationalFossilDay!
@topa.toFor some people, their job is to dig up very old friends, and tell us about the very old friends they find. Some might call them fossils, but we know the truth! That's my pal Platyhystrix!!! 🦎
@cc1025.bsky.socialHappy LoudCasa National Fossil Day!
Lincoln, his friends, and his sisters and their friends are spending National Fossil Day at a Natural History Museum in Great Lakes City!
#TheLoudHouse #TheCasagrandes #FossilMuseum #DinosaurMuseum #Dinosaurs #PrehistoricLife #Fossils #NationalFossilDay
@kaylawoodhullart.bsky.social
@globalmuseum.bsky.social⛏️ We're absolutely DIGGING this discovery!
This #NationalFossilDay, join Beau Campbell, Senior Preparator at NHM's Dino Institute, for a closer look at a 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus tail spike unearthed by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County's Dino Lab team.
@nhm.org #globalmuseum
@ellaonearth.bsky.socialHappy #NationalFossilDay! My favorite fossil is this little fish that lived in my dad’s office growing up. My second favorite is probably Sue. ⚒️🦑🦖
@climate.usShe put his critique on a dartboard. Then they became collaborators. How a climate modeler and a fossil expert helped unravel Earth’s ancient warming:
buff.ly/zKM0qUO #FromtheArchive #Fossils #NationalFossilDay
@msixto.bsky.social#NationalFossilDay I found this bad boy in Utah where you dig for Cambrian trilobites. Can anyone tell me what the round part is?
