Fossils!!

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Originally Posted by wendyhoo9

Nope, you guys are wierdos! No one else likes you (okay, this only applies to Christie!!) J/K!! :P :D


Actually, I'm slightly jealous, I've never gotten to go to Calvert Cliffs with Christie on one of her expeditions. She's a fanatic! She even dragged her kids there on a VERY rainy day just to prowl the beaches and cliffs! HARDCORE CHRISTIE!!!

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Hey now it was only a light rain, and I huddle them under an umbrella. I only get back to MD a couple times a year and I hadn't been in so long! :oops: Now I'll never take you, since you made fun of me. :devilish: SO THERE! :neener:

Hm.. I collect what you could call "future" fossils :)
Meaning, skulls. I have a cow skull (who doesn't?), a fox skull with full dentition; a squirrel and several other small native mammals; and the oddest, a horned frog skull. I got it when one of my pet horned frogs, died due to "red leg" (which he had before I got him.)




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Fossils... LOL and I thought you were all gonna make fun of us older members and staff.. till I read the thread. :P



I to have fossils/eventual fossils (not old ppl) that I have kept over the years. When I was 14 my Mom sent me to survival camp, so I have a fox skull, a havelina (eaten by myself and several other kids in camp, I even did the slaughtering) will save that story for another time.... a mt lion skull... oh and a cow skull I found at my uncles farm (he owns milk cattle).

I have a steer skull.. and a bird skull, a few rodent skulls, and a box turtle shell with the spine still attached.

I love sharks too, Daniel. My fave is the thresher shark.

how about those living fossils like the tortise and the tauratura and the shark u know things that havent adapted pretty much at all