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ChristineR

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Micro fossils seem to provide a lot of opportunities to experience pareidolia. I find the need to temper my excitement. Though, this gastropod fragment provided more laughs than excitement. 

 

My granddaughter will keep this one, after all she once had her own pet baby dragon. :heartylaugh: 

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Fossilized Dino Embryo? :chuckle::rolleyes:

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    Tim    -  VETERAN SHALE SPLITTER

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You are both wrong. 

It is clearly a unicorn embryo. 

We see a lot of these in Morocco. 

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Life's Good!

Tortoise Friend.

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