Paleopedia

Our world is an incredible planet. The only planet that definitively has what we refer to as “Life”. Life started out over 3 Billion years ago, as a tiny, single-celled organism floating in our prehistoric ocean. 

Over the course of hundreds upon thousands of millions of years, life evolved into more and more complex forms, taking over the seas during the Cambrian Explosion 500 million years ago. After that, life took over the land, and even the skies, occupying every niche available; in some cases inventing whole new ones. 

Throughout all of this, life has experienced many setbacks, and near total extinctions, but so far, it has always found a way to power through, adapt, and survive

My name is Paleopedia. I’m the host of the online shows “Tea of the Sea” and “Paleopedia”. Join me as we explore not just our modern oceans—home to the largest animal to ever exist, the Blue Whale—but also our prehistoric world, where life was recorded in stone.