Archaeopteryx lithographica (Berlin specimen) cast replica Brachiosaurus Females do the "lion's share"

Females do the "lion's share" of securing prey but the larger males always eat first

monitor lizards

Dozens of Coelophysis skeletons have been discovered at the famous Ghost Ranch site in New Mexico

as each cast reveals varying degrees of detail across different parts of the footprint

One full Bigfoot footprint cast

Archaeopteryx lithographica (Berlin specimen) cast replica Brachiosaurus Females do the "lion's share"Archaeopteryx lithographica (Berlin specimen) Arguably the most famous fossil in the world, Archaeopteryx is widely regarded as an intermediate form between dinosaurs and birds. It shows full feather impressions, claws on the wings, a long boney tail, and teeth. Unlike most casts of this specimen that are many mold generations removed from the original, and thus somewhat lacking in details, this cast is produced from an early generation mold that