A wolf spider’s passport photo—up close and personal at 20X magnification! 🕷️
📸 Credit: Medienbunker Produktion
You can see what happens when the wood gets exposed on the little black one. The big guy is clay.
One that's mostly polished up:
I am saving these for teaching tools. They were collected with help from a good friend of mine that does palaeontology. My research is only Holocene lol.
I posted some snaps here when I first pulled them out of the ground of this batch. I haven't polished the resin yet on most of the encased ones, but I'll post a snap after my phone charges a little bit. I have some fossils that turned into clay, ancient wood fragments and belemnites in there too. All are from the Jurassic Coast in Dorset.
They will decay within 2 years after hitting oxygen. Solution: Encase them in resin. Source: What I did with these pyrite fossils on my desk.
Aberdeen and Glasgow too tbh.
If it were a just world, nearly all US presidents would be tried at the Hauge.
You guys are gutting funding, unfortunately.
Good thing we just got a giant influx of users. ;) Play with how you sort things on the main page. Top 1 and 6 hour post are great for new content.
Drives are only getting cheaper. ;)
I live better and more cheaply here than I did in the US, to each their own.
Me too, they're so pretty. They basically fall out of the wall in Dorset.