This little museum in my city has like 29 subscribers on youtube. It's closed due to the pandemic, so they went virtual.

Batoids.



They also teach ASL for science terms. Check out "scientist,"

[youtu_be]https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzFz ... LiBrcP3KnM[/youtu_be]

CDFingers

It would appear rays and sharks have been doing some dilly dallying !!

My contribution to fossils - picked this up from Quichua native in mountains outside Oruru, Bolivia. It appears authentic and paid USD $5 for it. Back then (1975) the yearly average income of Bolivian natives was around USD$19.00 year.

I got hooked on paleontology early. My dad read to us for bedtime out of Roy Chapman Andrews' On the Trail of Ancient Man where the American Museum of Natural History sent them to the Flaming Cliffs in Mongolia to look for human fossils. Instead they found out that dinosaurs laid eggs. They discovered horned dinos, one being protoceratops andrewsii. I'm a sucker for that kind of stuff. Just love it. Have found a few myself.

CDFingers

I still try to hit them once a week and watch an old one and like it.

CFingers

where's that dang like button? subscribed.

Weird. You have to view it through you tube to like it.

Small town science museum.

CDFingers

I was the first to view this one a few minutes ago. Hot off the presses.



CDFingers

And then there are the contrarians who will tout the Creation Museum, which is open and giving their "alternative facts".
https://creationmuseum.org

Onyate Man

sig230 wrote: Sun Jan 10, 2021 3:07 pm

Onyate Man

Hominid my patootie. More specifically a flying monkey.

Love these folks.

CDFingers