Brought to you by the very talented Scicurious (if you're not reading her posts, you are really missing out). Dare we start an LOLFossil competition?
[And wouldn't you know it, another one of my photographs has wound up in the 'Upcoming' section of icanhascheezburger.com. It is one of my favorites; two snow leopards I photographed at the Bronx Zoo in the summer of 2006.]
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I knew it would happen someday; someone has found one of my photographs, captioned it, and posted it to icanhascheezburger.com. I stumbled across it while flipping through the "Upcoming" section.
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LOLFossil submission:
I'm in yer r0x. Filling yer gapz.
another pic of big T tiktaalik
LOL!! A little Darwinian humor before his big day.
very good sites
That reminds me of my t-shirt "Out of the ooze and born to cruise", except your depiction represents more up-to-date thinking about the transition from water to land, and represents an actual fossil, not a generic walking fish!