Trilobite mass death fossil at Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Thermopolis, Wyoming
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I have never seen so many like that Siobhan 😲
It was impressive, Brian!
A trilobite mass-death slab is exactly the kind of thing that stops our kids dead in their tracks — one rock holding a whole ancient moment frozen in it is pure awe. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center in Thermopolis just landed on our family road-trip wish list. Cracking Wordless Wednesday find.
Yeah, I had never seen so many on one rock. Be sure to check out my Metropolis of Thermopolis post. There's lots to see around there.