Shiisa
@strayshiisa.bsky.social
and I was like, "that log had a child!"
(yep it's me, guess who was too slow to keep their name u_u
struggling to keep up with the great fandom migrations since the livejournal strikethrough, how many more sites will it take)
(yep it's me, guess who was too slow to keep their name u_u
struggling to keep up with the great fandom migrations since the livejournal strikethrough, how many more sites will it take)
Reposted by Shiisa
Currently, complete fossils of human beings are very rare; the most complete ones discovered are only two. One is crystallized in calcite at the bottom of a cave, the only one with a preserved skull, and the other was found on the seabed, which offers a glimpse of the outline of the human body.
November 19, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Currently, complete fossils of human beings are very rare; the most complete ones discovered are only two. One is crystallized in calcite at the bottom of a cave, the only one with a preserved skull, and the other was found on the seabed, which offers a glimpse of the outline of the human body.