Prehistoric fossils

A terrifying picture captivates you like a horror movie you never signed up for, but still watch till the end with palms on your face hiding from the screen. You look once, you look twice and then think, “This is enough for me today,” only to realize you’d like to see some more. Thus, we’re going to give you some more scary scenes of unsettling images.

Digital painting of a trex skull.

Meet Nodosaur - The World’s best-preserved armored dinosaur fossil. - Location; The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Canada. The nodosaur fossil was discovered accidentally by a shovel operator at an excavation site. . Alberta’s Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology placed the incredibly well-preserved remains of the 112-million-year-old nodosaur on display as part of its new Grounds for Discovery exhibit, dedicated to fossils that were discovered through industrial work. . The f

If you needed to know what the weather was like in Singapore tens of millions of years ago, you'd have to consult a different source.

“Definitely the most beautiful ankylosaur specimen in the world, the fabulous Borealopelta @RoyalTyrrell #FossilFriday”

While the idea of a museum sounds boring to some, the idea of a bunch of bones and fossils from the dinosaur era is a whole different story. And it’s not just dinosaur bones, mind you—it’s actually fossils of all sorts of species that said “no, thanks” to the natural order of things and decided to preserve themselves for many years in such ways that nowadays, people who look at them are like “that’s awesome!”

Preserved soft tissues have helped flesh out our prehistoric knowledge.

In this simple STEM lesson, you will find the tools you need to share about the different types of fossils with your students! Click "Read More" to get started.

Learn how to draw a fossil, and make it look like it really is imprinted in stone. White lines on brown paper give them a much more realistic look. #howtodraw #tutorial #drawing #drawingtutorial #arttutorial #artprojectsforkids #howtodrawforkids

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