I dug up some fish fossils in SE Wyoming a few years ago in 52 million year old sedimentary rock. I noticed that after 52 million years, most of the fish smell is gone.
1 M BC is kinda young for a fish fossil. Much of the limestone that underlies the Great Plains was laid down during the Cretaceous period, about 65 M years ago.
Ratkin 7 months ago
I can dig it.
eromlig 7 months ago
That makes it 1,002,023 years old now, right?
The dude from FL Premium Member 7 months ago
So you caught this one and killed it and made it an exhibit. Sounds right!
PraiseofFolly 7 months ago
“This was donated for special viewing by Racquel Welch. Next, we have the actual animal-skin bikini she wore in the movie.”
RavennaAl 7 months ago
The last time I went fishing I caught a shoe. But you should have seen the boot that got away!
bobbyferrel 7 months ago
I dug up some fish fossils in SE Wyoming a few years ago in 52 million year old sedimentary rock. I noticed that after 52 million years, most of the fish smell is gone.
wirepunchr 7 months ago
Yep, no bones about it.
Jeffin Premium Member 7 months ago
I’ve got fish older than that in my fridge.
sandpiper 7 months ago
Cat has been at this one.
uniquename 7 months ago
It buried itself even deeper.
The Gun Doctor 7 months ago
1 M BC is kinda young for a fish fossil. Much of the limestone that underlies the Great Plains was laid down during the Cretaceous period, about 65 M years ago.
PlatudimusAtom Premium Member 7 months ago
The secret source of McDonald’s filet of fish sandwich?