If you know people who like rocks, crystals and fossils, you should check out fossilera because they have all sorts of things at different prices. And they come with little descriptions, where it is from, and how old. I got some really neat stuff for under $20.

www.fossilera.com

Ordered some fossils from FossilEra for an educational display. They showed up very quickly, but there was a small mistake in that they gave me the wrong information card for the fossil croc teeth. Not a huge deal, since the correct fossils showed up and I can make my own card.

fossilera (dot) com has it for you

det finns, för mig, uppenbart en viss fara i att genom deltagande i debatten möjligtvis legitimera åsiktshavare, åsikter, argument och i förlängningen fossilera debatten kring grundpelare som inte gynnar transpersoner.

det är inte strategiskt att bekämpa ett anfallskrig på anfallarens villkor.

Spiny Psychopyge elegans trilobite from Issoumour, Morocco.

Trilobites are an extinct class of marine arthropods that thrived for nearly 270 million years, from the early Cambrian to the end of the Permian period (around 521 to 252 million years ago).

Photo by: FossilEra
#fossils

MASSIVE thank you to Matt at @fossilera for this MASSIVE gift!!! Aegirocassis is a relative of Anomalocaris that evolved into a large whale like filter feeder! I am beyond happy to have this incredible fossil in my collection to use for education at my fossil shows and events!

Amazing Jimbacrinus crinoid fossils from the Early Permian (280M years ago), found in the Cundlego Formation near Gascoyne Junction, Western Australia. Credit: Fossilera.

#fossils #crinoid

I would never encourage a poor financial decision but Fossilera has been working on sourcing more meteorites recently, and has quite a few beautiful options for sale, from $2K+ to under $100 👀

www.fossilera.com/fossils-for-...

Fossilera has garnet plates back in stock 👀 I missed the last year's collection by hemming and hawing on if I really wanted one. By the time I was sure they were all gone lol. So no hesitating this year!

How a trilobite is fossilized #Geology #Fossils #Science #EarthScience #fossilera

Head on over to fossilera dot com and lose some time looking at their wares, I love to check in every so often to get a better idea of these lil guys in 3D

not sure, FossilEra doesn't really say which tooth it is. But i do have even smaller Spinosaurus teeth. Really big teeth (usually 3 inches and above) frequently break while they're in the earth so its very rare to actually find super long dino teeth.