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[alexanderrogge]

Shireen Gonzaga - Rare juvenile T. rex discovered by young fossil hunters:

TyrannosaurusRex #TRex #TeenRex #Dinosaur #Cretaceous #FossilHunting #Fossil #LifeOnEarth #History #Paleontology

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Dive into History: Unearth the Top 10 Petrified Fish Knives - Jaw-Dropping Collections Await

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Discover the 7 Broadstairs Bays ,the Best Beaches in Kent

Discover the 7 Broadstairs bays: serene beaches, dramatic cliffs, and family-friendly spots and lifeguard services for a perfect seaside escape.

Introduction Dive into the captivating world of the 7 Broadstairs bays, a coastal journey that unveils the unique charm and diverse beauty of Broadstairs’ stunning seaside. Each bay offers a distinct slice of the coastline’s natural splendor and seaside activities.This blog reflects my in person experiences for the visit.All the images used are mine. Explore the perfect day at beach…

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Fossil Hunting in Spiti Valley: The Ancient Secrets 

Nestled amidst the mighty Himalayan ranges, Spiti Valley stands as a geological and archaeological treasure trove waiting to be explored. Fossil hunting in Spiti Valley is a unique and thrilling adventure, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to unravel the mysteries of ancient life forms that once roamed this high-altitude desert. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the geological history of Spiti, the significance of fossil discoveries, the methods employed in fossil hunting, and the impact of these findings on our understanding of Earth's evolutionary past.

Fossil enthusiasts can engage in exciting expeditions, exploring remote areas of the valley to unearth fossilized treasures hidden within sedimentary rock layers. Spiti Valley bike trip can be an adventurous experience, which most young adults prefer to do. The beauty of Spiti Valley can be witnessed best on a bike trip.

There are more options to travel to Spiti Valley such as busses, trains, or private transportation.

Geological History of Spiti Valley:

Spiti Valley, situated in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, is characterized by its rugged terrain and extreme climatic conditions. The region's geological history dates back millions of years, with evidence of marine deposits, sedimentary rocks, and tectonic activities shaping the landscape. The valley was once submerged beneath the Tethys Sea, leaving behind a rich fossil record that serves as a time capsule of ancient life.

During the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras, marine organisms such as trilobites, brachiopods, and ammonites thrived in the Tethys Sea. The gradual uplift of the Himalayas, driven by tectonic forces, led to the emergence of Spiti Valley as a high-altitude desert. As the sea retreated, it left behind layers of sedimentary rocks, preserving a diverse array of fossils that capture the evolution of life over millions of years.

Significance of Fossil Discoveries in Spiti:

Fossil hunting in Spiti Valley has garnered international attention due to the exceptional quality and diversity of fossils found in the region. The fossils provide crucial insights into the evolution of marine life during different geological epochs. Researchers have unearthed fossils of extinct marine reptiles, ancient fish species, and plant remains, painting a vivid picture of the ecosystems that once thrived in this now-arid landscape.

One of the most significant finds in Spiti is the discovery of marine reptile fossils, including ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs. These creatures, resembling prehistoric dolphins and sea serpents, offer valuable information about the Mesozoic marine environment and the adaptation of life to changing conditions.

[global-education]

Living in the Paleozoic Era 🌿🦕🌏

Welcome to a journey back in time to the Paleozoic Era, a period of Earth's history that spans from about 541 million to 252 million years ago. It's a time of ancient landscapes, bizarre creatures, and dramatic geological changes. Let's dive into what life was like during this fascinating era!

🌍 Ancient Supercontinents: During the Paleozoic Era, Earth looked quite different from what we know today. The landmasses were joined together in the supercontinent Pangaea, surrounded by a vast Panthalassa Ocean.

🌋 Volcanic Activity: Volcanoes were a common sight, and they released massive amounts of greenhouse gases, creating a warm, tropical climate. Sea levels were much higher, with shallow seas covering large portions of the continents.

🌿 The Dawn of Life: Life was thriving, but it was vastly different from the species we see today. The first land plants appeared, bringing greenery to the barren landscapes. These early plants laid the foundation for terrestrial ecosystems.

🐚 Marine Wonders: The oceans were teeming with life. Ancient creatures like trilobites, nautiloids, and jawless fish ruled the seas. Corals began building reefs, while the first fish with jaws emerged.

🦗 Invasion of Land: One of the most significant events of the Paleozoic was the colonization of land. Arthropods, like millipedes and scorpions, were among the first to venture onto the continents. They were soon followed by amphibians.

🌅 Mass Extinctions: The era was marked by multiple mass extinctions, including the Ordovician-Silurian and Permian-Triassic extinctions. These events shaped the course of life on Earth and paved the way for new species to evolve.

🦕 The Age of Reptiles: By the late Paleozoic, reptiles had emerged, including the iconic sail-backed Dimetrodon. These reptiles were the ancestors of the dinosaurs that would dominate the next era.

🌄 The End of an Era: The Paleozoic Era came to a close with the Permian-Triassic extinction, the most devastating in Earth's history. It wiped out nearly 95% of marine species and marked the end of many Paleozoic life forms.

Today, we marvel at the remnants of the Paleozoic Era, from the fossils of trilobites to the geological formations that tell the story of this ancient world. Studying this era helps us understand the evolution of life on Earth and the forces that have shaped our planet.

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Searching For Dinosaurs And Fossils On The Jurassic Coast Of England

Unleash your inner explorer and discover the ancient wonders of the Jurassic Coast. Join us as we search for dinosaurs and fossils, unraveling the mysteries of prehistoric life.

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@sam-fossilhunter me voy a cambiar la identidad no quiero que me asocien con estos comportamientos indecorosos y zoeces

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Join us on an exciting fossil hunting expedition as we explore a picturesque valley in search of a hidden prehistoric gem – the Tumidocarcinus Giganteus crab! 🦀🔍 In this video we'll take you on a journey through time, armed with our passion for paleontology and a keen eye, we'll traverse the valley's rocky terrain in hopes of discovering well-preserved fossils of Tumidocarcinus Giganteus. Learn about the geological clues that hint at the presence of these fascinating creatures millions of years ago and the excitement of uncovering their remains. Whether you're a seasoned fossil enthusiast or a curious explorer, this video promises a blend of education and adventure. Subscribe now and embark on more paleontological expeditions with us! But today, join me and my friends Corey and Harry, as we unearth the mysteries and spot the signs.. of Tumidocarcinus Giganteus crabs.. in the heart of the valley! 🌍🔎 FossilHunting #PaleontologyAdventure #TumidocarcinusGiganteus

[oldearthminerals]

Our son had a successful trilobite hunt yesterday!

#trilobite #trilobites #fossilhunting #fossilhunter

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Unearth the Past: A Beginner's Guide to Collecting Dinosaur Fossils and Antiques

...#DinosaurFossils #StegosaurusApex #FossilCollecting #Paleontology #RecordBreakingSales #PrivateCollectors #JurassicPark #FossilMarket #AncientTreasures #FossilHunting #DinosaurAuctions #PrehistoricWorld #FossilRarity #JurassicCoast #DinosaurEnthusiasts 2024 marked a monumental year in the world of dinosaur fossil collecting, highlighted by the record-breaking sale of a Stegosaurus fossil…

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Mary Anning: The Forgotten Pioneer of Paleontology #MaryAnning #FossilHunter #JurassicRevelations

Dive into the untold story of Mary Anning, a pioneering paleontologist who defied societal norms in the 1800s. Despite being uneducated and overlooked, Mary explored the rugged coastline of Lyme Regis, unearthing remarkable Jurassic fossil discoveries that forever changed the field of paleontology. Her work challenged the scientific beliefs of the time, revealing a hidden world of ancient…

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The fossil finder: one man’s lifelong search for fragments of Britain’s Jurassic past

Richard Forrest has spent half a century combing beaches for ammonites and other fossils. Along the Dorset coast, the constant shift of earth, rocks and sand continually reveals fresh evidence of life millions of years ago. The Guardian Newspaper #fossilhunting

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Went on Fossilhunt - No fossils

So the weather condition on March 23 was shitty cold, rain with too much muddy ground and activity around of the stone pile from last week, perhaps tommorow will it be better. If i can cross the muddy terrain.

In other direction with the stormy rainy days on beach or coasts on the sea. You folks have always the options to find ember, belemnite, cryionid fragments, seaglass or sea urchins fossils on the beach. ;_;

This week seem a lot like this previous times same weather situation.

Repost from 23.03.2024

[imsantil]

Fossil hunting in Spiti Valley offers a thrilling blend of adventure, scientific discovery, and connection with the ancient past. The region's geological richness, coupled with the diversity of fossils, makes it a captivating destination for enthusiasts and researchers alike.

[markrondeau]

Fossilized mollusks from the Late Cretaceous (66-145 million years ago). Collected by Mark Rondeau in North Texas, U.S.A.

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