Sea fossils

Marine Life Fossils

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.

This ammonite is on display in our Elements gallery.

ammonites (fossils) - loved collecting fossils like these as a child with my dad on family holidays by the sea:

I don't know where to begin. I am completely new to the forum. I will eventually be posting some fossils for help with ID and others that are identified by experts already. Having said that, this poster represents some of my fossils. I am not sure if can even read the names underneath. I may have...

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.

It is with no small embarrassment that I must confess to having completely forgotten to write up a new weird wonder last week. I've been distracted by an ongoing kitchen renovation from hell, and it wasn't until Saturday that I realized that Wednesday had come and gone already. To make up for it, this week I bring you one of the coolest animals to swim the ancient seas - the fearsome eurypterid! Mixopterus Eurypterids, commonly known as 'sea scorpions,' are chelicerates - the same arthropod…

Mother Nature continues to amaze us every day, even when we fail to treat her with the love and respect she deserves. There are too many dreamy landscapes and mind-boggling animals that exist right outside our urban surroundings, just waiting to be appreciated. But be careful though — if you get too close, things can go from mesmerizing to straight-up terrifying in mere seconds.