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@dannastaaf.bsky.social Oct 13, 2026, 2:06 AM

Let's celebrate #FossilDay, the last #InternationalCephalopodAwarenessDays, with some old drawings!
- Scaphites is a paper-clip-shaped ammonite
- Snakestones are ammonites carved to look like coiled serpents
- Aegirocassis was a giant arthropod that coexisted with early shelled cephalopods

Simple ink sketch of an ammonite drawn to look like Clippy from Microsoft Office. It has a speech bubble saying, "It looks like you're evolving. Would you like help?"

Detailed ink drawing of two ammonite fossils side by side. On the left, a serpent's head emerges from the opening of the shell. On the right, a normal ammonite with siphon and arms emerges, and it's scratching its head with one arm.

Pencil sketch of a jolly-looking Aegirocassis, a giant extinct arthropod, with three small shelled cephalopods climbing on it.

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