My favourite fossil: Janet Sumner (1/2)

[xX2sik]

i used t have a trilobite fossil, but unfortunately i lost it. but i know where i can get them but its 4 hours away from where i am. theres billions of them!

[mathewjohn5174]

fossil nerd

[partition00]

@mathewjohn5174 ur mums a nerd

[killax1000]

KABUTO

[Kickasss119]

a chocolate box or did she mean a box of chocolates?

[BOROPHRYNUS]

where can i find a field guide like this one?

[flyingscience]

@BOROPHRYNUS You can find many such images ,at one of the best websites on trilobites: "Guide to the order of Trilobites ".

[ncwdane]

so what did they evolve into, do you think they are our ancestors ?

[flyingscience]

@ncwdane Trilobites went extinct at the worst extinction in Earths history the Permian Extinction event . Earth life nearly died . Look up info on that .

[Neilidity]

Yes, I've always liked trilobites too, but I never knew that I share my interests with such a nice TV presenter!

[darkbluemars]

so she named her trilobites: Janet Sumner!

[sopulihiiri]

So Janet Sumner is a fossil?

[thekb24fan]

MILF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[partition00]

@thekb24fan yo mama too

[drturfuyfrtyuf]

they've always been my favourite too...

[Tomsthumb]

Janet Sumner ROCKS!

[mininion69]

damn neckless gettin in the way though....

[looeee]

"enormous googly eyes that, presumably were designed for them to see all around"

we do not use the word designed in 2008. The correct word is evolved.

I saw the one on Jurassic coast. It is so dumbed down, i was squirming in my seat. I found the commentary so information-poor it was if the presenter was hired for her nice voice and face.

It was pitched at a level for the average person that didn't finish school but was advertised as somethiung interesting. I was disappointed and bored

[CharlieSangster]

Ooh, yeah, I noticed that as well- perhaps a slip or perhaps a sly inference she wanted to throw in there...

[ethicalcustard]

Really interesting. I might have to check out your website.

[jinky32]

This looks cool