Fossils from the Apex Hunter of Ancient Oceans Long before sharks ruled the seas, a different predator reigned supreme—Mosasaurus, the colossal marine reptile that dominated the oceans during the Late Cretaceous period, around 70–66 million years ago. With its powerful jaws, conical teeth, and streamlined body built for speed, Mosasaurus was the undisputed apex predator […]
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When it comes to fossil collecting, few specimens are as instantly recognizable—or as captivating—as the trilobite. These extinct marine arthropods ruled the seas for over 270 million years, surviving multiple extinction events before vanishing at the end of the Permian period. Today, they remain one of the most iconic and accessible fossils in the world,
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Unearthing the Ancient Secrets of a Prehistoric Landscape Tucked within the rugged terrain of North Africa lies a region that is as much a window into Earth’s prehistoric past as it is a geographical marvel. The Atlas Mountains of Morocco, stretching from the Atlantic coast through the heart of the country, are more than just
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The Global Fascination with Ancient Life Unearthed in North Africa In the world of fossil collecting, few regions hold as much mystique, diversity, and accessibility as Morocco. From trilobites and ammonites to Mosasaurus teeth and dinosaur bones, the fossil-rich layers of Morocco’s deserts and mountains have captured the imagination of collectors, scientists, and natural history
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