Mike Voorhies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln emeritus professor in geosciences, discusses the significance of Ashfall Fossil Beds. Voorhies discovered Ashfall in 1971 while exploring the Verdigre valley in Antelope County, near Royal, Neb. For more information on Ashfall go to http://ashfall.unl.edu/.
@PANCAKEPVT no.. it wasnt tht good and i went there for a field trip in FOURTH GRADE. it sucked XP nah offense Ashfalls!
GleeDancer3214 9 months ago
nice video, I really enjoyed it
MustardMonkeyLtd 11 months ago
So... would this be a good Middle School field trip?
PANCAKEPVT 1 year ago
Each time we visit Ashfall, there's something new to discover and all members of our family, from grandparents to grandkids, love to spend a day there. Thanks to Dr. Voorhies and the staff.
mgk681 1 year ago
Nebraska has some amazing features. This is one. Dr. Voorhies is also a state treasure. My students will soon take a field trip here. Can't wait!
6886kt 1 year ago
An excellent presentation. A snapshot of an entire ecosystem preserved, and beacuse of the nature of the ash, accurately dated. These rhinos, horses, and deer are all vicitms of the Yellowstone hot spot's eruption 12 mya. Are any cast of these animals commerically available?
magick205 2 years ago