Who Cares About Fossils?

[Oxytropidoceras]

Are all those dinosaur fossils worth the fuss?

the Guardian, Elsa Panciroli Wed 15 Aug 2018

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/aug/15/are-all-those-dinosaur-fossils-worth-the-fuss

 

Yours,

 

Paul H.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Yes. 

My poor corals and brachiopods. 

And as for the bryozoa...............

[caldigger]

Lori takes a New Zealand vacation.

[caldigger]

11 hours ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Yes. 

My poor corals and brachiopods. 

And as for the bryozoa...............

Adam, you haven't heard about the spin-off movies from the JP franchise?

Soon we will have a series of "Devonian Park" films, inwhich scientists frantically clone ancient brachiopods to create a sustainable food source in the dying reefs of the world, only to discover there was some attached bryozoa that starts covering the seas like some freakish Kudsu.

The audiences will be screaming in the asles with terror.

[thelivingdead531]

1 hour ago, caldigger said:

Adam, you haven't heard about the spin-off movies from the JP franchise?

Soon we will have a series of "Devonian Park" films, inwhich scientists frantically clone ancient brachiopods to create a sustainable food source in the dying reefs of the world, only to discover there was some attached bryozoa that starts covering the seas like some freakish Kudsu.

The audiences will be screaming in the asles with terror.

I would watch it, no shame. 

[Walt]

[FossilsAnonymous]

1 hour ago, caldigger said:

Adam, you haven't heard about the spin-off movies from the JP franchise?

Soon we will have a series of "Devonian Park" films, inwhich scientists frantically clone ancient brachiopods to create a sustainable food source in the dying reefs of the world, only to discover there was some attached bryozoa that starts covering the seas like some freakish Kudsu.

The audiences will be screaming in the asles with terror.

#WelcometoDevonianPark

 

[FossilsAnonymous]

25 minutes ago, thelivingdead531 said:

I would watch it, no shame. 

I agree. There would be something strangely satisfying about watching the brachiopods envelop the earth.

[Tidgy's Dad]

7 hours ago, caldigger said:

Adam, you haven't heard about the spin-off movies from the JP franchise?

Soon we will have a series of "Devonian Park" films, inwhich scientists frantically clone ancient brachiopods to create a sustainable food source in the dying reefs of the world, only to discover there was some attached bryozoa that starts covering the seas like some freakish Kudsu.

The audiences will be screaming in the asles with terror.

I can't wait! 

When's the first one due?

Will they be accurate renditions of lophophorates? 

[caldigger]

8 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

I can't wait! 

When's the first one due?

Will they be accurate renditions of lophophorates? 

Well to be honest Adam,  the scientists for some reason use segments of DNA from Blue Whales to complete the chain and you can imagine they don't exactly turn out normal looking.  

On a good note, there is plenty of meat to feed the masses.