Fossil Jellyfish Classic Boxed Specimens iceage and since the 17th century

and since the 17th century

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The event ended eight months later

Above: A White Shark Jumping with Prey at Sunset (Source: Mini Museum)A seal unfortunate enough to find itself in the eyes of a hungry great white is in for a prolonged and brutal struggle

This event may have been the second mammoth invasion of the New World

Fossil Jellyfish Classic Boxed Specimens iceage and since the 17th centuryLimited Availability This specimen is an ichnofossil of an Essexella, an extinct genus of scyphozoan jellyfish dating to the Late Carboniferous Period (c. 300,000,000 years ago). Such soft body structures are usually lost to time, but at Mazon Creek, Illinois, a unique fossil record captures cycles of rapid coastal flooding that combined layers of ocean sediment with iron rich groundwater to produce tough ironstone nodules. This makes it possible for