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Hiii friends!!!
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Last Saturday was the ROARsome opening of the Rock Fossils on Tour exhibition at the Sauriermuseum Aathal 🦖🤘🏻
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Since 2013, this exhibition has been bringing together two worlds: paleontology and rock music! 🎸
It features newly discovered fossils named after rock legends, combining science, dinosaurs and rock ’n’ roll in such a unique way.
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What a night and what a fantastic atmosphere! 😮‍💨🙌🏼 It was an absolute blast, and if you get the chance to visit, DO IT! It’s so worth it 🔥
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Thank you to @sauriermuseumaathal for having me ♥️ it was so much fun!!
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#rockfossilsontour #sauriermuseumaathal #paleontology #dinosaurmuseum #rockfossils by @jurassicbru

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4 days ago

SEA LILIES 🪷
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Sea lilies, echinoderms related to sea urchins and starfish, still exist today. They normally live on the seafloor.
That wasn’t possible in the Posidonia Shale Sea, keyword: “dead zone.”
Like some bivalves that normally also live on the seafloor (→ 6.3), the sea lilies therefore attached themselves in large colonies to drifting tree trunks. The flower-like crowns of the animals hung down from stems up to 20 metres long.
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With fine appendages on their crown arms, the sea lilies caught plankton.
Like plankton, sea lilies and bivalves attached to their “floating aid” are at the mercy of waves and currents. Such passively drifting organisms are referred to as “pseudoplankton.”
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Would you find sea lilies interesting to study as fossils? 🪷
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#sealilies #naturkundemuseumstuttgart #seelilie SEA LILIES 🪷
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Sea lilies, echinoderms related to sea urchins and starfish, still exist today. They normally live on the seafloor.
That wasn’t possible in the Posidonia Shale Sea, keyword: “dead zone.”
Like some bivalves that normally also live on the seafloor (→ 6.3), the sea lilies therefore attached themselves in large colonies to drifting tree trunks. The flower-like crowns of the animals hung down from stems up to 20 metres long.
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With fine appendages on their crown arms, the sea lilies caught plankton.
Like plankton, sea lilies and bivalves attached to their “floating aid” are at the mercy of waves and currents. Such passively drifting organisms are referred to as “pseudoplankton.”
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Would you find sea lilies interesting to study as fossils? 🪷
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#sealilies #naturkundemuseumstuttgart #seelilie taken in Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart by @jurassicbru

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8 days ago

Hiii friends!!
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Back with two absolute Jurassic legends at @sauriermuseumaathal 🙌🏼
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On the left: Big Al Two, the ultimate rockstar predator of the Jurassic 🦖 An Allosaurus jimmadseni with around 95% of his original bones still in place. At 7.6 m long and with more than 20 injuries, his skeleton tells a pretty wild story of fights, injuries, healing and survival.
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And then there’s E.T., the “Dancing Queen” Camarasaurus! 🦕 You can find the complete original skeleton in the Panorama Hall, while the impressive skull is showcased in the Skull Gallery.
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I’ll never get tired of looking at these fossils 💚They’re pieces of a world that existed 150 million years ago 🥹🦴
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#fossil #prehistoriclegends #allosaurus #camarasaurus #paleontology Hiii friends!! 🦖🦴
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Back with two absolute Jurassic legends at @sauriermuseumaathal 🙌🏼
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On the left: Big Al Two, the ultimate rockstar predator of the Jurassic 🦖 An Allosaurus jimmadseni with around 95% of his original bones still in place. At 7.6 m long and with more than 20 injuries, his skeleton tells a pretty wild story of fights, injuries, healing and survival.
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And then there’s E.T., the “Dancing Queen” Camarasaurus! 🦕 You can find the complete original skeleton in the Panorama Hall, while the impressive skull is showcased in the Skull Gallery.
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I’ll never get tired of looking at these fossils 💚They’re pieces of a world that existed 150 million years ago 🥹🦴
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#fossil #prehistoriclegends #allosaurus #camarasaurus #paleontology taken in Sauriermuseum Aathal by @jurassicbru

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10 days ago

New week! Let’s goooo 🙌🏼
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Some insights into my prep work with the Diplomystus at @sauriermuseumaathal, which I worked on from Saturday to Sunday 🐟🦴🪡
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And a big THANK YOU to @palaeonils for showing me how it’s done, teaching me the basics and helping me along the way!🙏🏼 It was so cool to be able to watch, learn and prep myself 🐟🦴 Can’t wait for next time🚀
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Starting next year, there will be preparation dates for everyone from beginners to advanced preparators again 🐟🦖🔨
Dates will be announced soon! 😊
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I’ll also share them in my stories, so keep an eye out if you’re interested or you can check out the Sauriermuseum Aathal website for more information.
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#preperation #diplomystus #raubhering #sauriermuseumaathal #mondaymood taken in Sauriermuseum Aathal by @jurassicbru

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11 days ago

Steinbruchtage at @sauriermuseumaathal ! 🦖🐠🪨⛏️
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Fossils, rocks, dinosaurs & a whole lot of RAWRs, from little ones to big ones! 😍
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If you’re around, come by! The Steinbruchtage are still going until 5 PM today!
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#steinbruchtage #sauriermuseumaathal #fossil #geoden #geode taken in Sauriermuseum Aathal by @jurassicbru

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12 days ago

Saturday mood💚
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Memories to hold on to. Looking forward to many more new adventures 🦴🪏⚒️😍
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#adventure #fossil #dinosaur #prehistoric #funwithfriends by @jurassicbru

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a month ago

Happy fossil friyay, friends!! 😍
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The Tyrannosaurus rex 🦖, meaning “tyrant lizard,” was one of the most famous carnivorous dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous period. It lived approximately 70 to 65 million years ago in what is now Montana, USA.
T. rex was a saurischian dinosaur & a large carnivore. It belonged to a group of predatory dinosaurs known as carnosaurs. With an estimated weight of around 6 tons, it was a powerful predator with a large skull, strong jaws & massive teeth 🙌🏼
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The specimen displayed at the @senckenbergworld museum is a replica. The original is housed at the @amnh in New York, USA.
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This replica was presented to the Senckenberg Museum in 1991 as a gift from BHF-Bank on the occasion of the 70th birthday of Dr. Hanns Christian Schroeder-Hohenwart, honorary president of the Senckenberg Natural Research Society.
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Have you ever been to the Senckenberg Museum or the American Museum of Natural History?👀
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#happyfossilfriday #fossilfriday #trex #tyrannosaurus #tyrannosaurusrex Happy fossil friyay, friends!! 😍
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The Tyrannosaurus rex 🦖, meaning “tyrant lizard,” was one of the most famous carnivorous dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous period. It lived approximately 70 to 65 million years ago in what is now Montana, USA.
T. rex was a saurischian dinosaur & a large carnivore. It belonged to a group of predatory dinosaurs known as carnosaurs. With an estimated weight of around 6 tons, it was a powerful predator with a large skull, strong jaws & massive teeth 🙌🏼
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The specimen displayed at the @senckenbergworld museum is a replica. The original is housed at the @amnh in New York, USA.
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This replica was presented to the Senckenberg Museum in 1991 as a gift from BHF-Bank on the occasion of the 70th birthday of Dr. Hanns Christian Schroeder-Hohenwart, honorary president of the Senckenberg Natural Research Society.
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Have you ever been to the Senckenberg Museum or the American Museum of Natural History?👀
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#happyfossilfriday #fossilfriday #trex #tyrannosaurus #tyrannosaurusrex by @jurassicbru

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a month ago

Happyyyy friyay, friends😁
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Alright, I think I’m ready for a whole weekend full of Jurassic vibes🥳🙌🏼
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*Timeline* :
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🦖 Friday, 6 PM CEST: Jurassic Park + The Lost World: Jurassic Park
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🦖 Saturday, 4 PM CEST: Jurassic Park III + Jurassic World + Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, followed by a short film on YouTube
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🦖 Sunday, 12 PM CEST: another short film on YouTube, followed by Jurassic World: Dominion + Jurassic World: Rebirth!
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I’ll as always share a lot in my stories, so you can check there! 👀
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And remember, you absolutely don’t have to join for the whole weekend! Whether you watch one movie, pop in for a little while, start from the beginning on your own or stay with us all weekend, everyone is welcome anytime♥️
If you’re joining, feel free to share it in your story too! I’d LOVE to see who’s watching along and I’ll happily repost! 🤩
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If you have any questions, just DM me! I’ll definitely be more active this weekend 😇
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Now get your snacks ready & hold onto your butts! 🦖😁
Let’s gooo!!!!!!
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#jurassicpark #jurassicworld #jurassicweekend #jurassicmoviemarathon #jurassicmovies taken in Isla Nublar by @jurassicbru

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a month ago

Hi friends! 💚
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Just scrolling through my camera roll and realized how much I miss @sauriermuseumaathal 🥹
Such an incredible place to be🦕
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How about you guys? Is there a favorite museum of yours that you wish was much closer to home?
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#sauriermuseumaathal #dinosaurmuseum #dinsoaurs #missthisplace Hi friends! 💚
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Just scrolling through my camera roll and realized how much I miss @sauriermuseumaathal 🥹
Such an incredible place to be🦕
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How about you guys? Is there a favorite museum of yours that you wish was much closer to home?
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#sauriermuseumaathal #dinosaurmuseum #dinsoaurs #missthisplace by @jurassicbru

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a month ago

Haaaappy fossil-friday friends!! 🦴⚒️
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I‘m back from my summer break & wanted to share my digging adventure with all of youuuu 🤩
Hope y’all will like it! 😁
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How was your summer?
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#happyfossilfriday #fossilfriday #fossil #excavation #excavationaction by @jurassicbru

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a month ago

Hiii y’all!! Look at this giant AMMONITE 🦑
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This is officially the largest known ammonite in Earth’s history! 😳
While most ammonites were only 1 to 30 cm small, this giant is truly unique. Scientists still wonder what a creature this size ate 🤔 maybe plankton, small crabs or it was a predator?
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What is certain, they went extinct 66 million years ago and today help us understand our planet’s history as vital index fossils.
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🔬 Good to know: Since there is only one original 3.5-ton fossil in the world (kept safely in Münster), major museums worldwide use these stunning, high-quality replicas so we can all experience its massive size up close! 🏛️✨
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Species: Parapuzosia seppenradensis
Age: ~72 million years old
Size: 1.80 meters in diameter! 👀
Found in: Seppenrade, Germany
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#ammonite #fossil #paleontology #prehistoric #happymidweek Hiii y’all!! Look at this giant AMMONITE 🦑
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This is officially the largest known ammonite in Earth’s history! 😳
While most ammonites were only 1 to 30 cm small, this giant is truly unique. Scientists still wonder what a creature this size ate 🤔 maybe plankton, small crabs or it was a predator?
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What is certain, they went extinct 66 million years ago and today help us understand our planet’s history as vital index fossils.
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Species: Parapuzosia seppenradensis
Age: ~72 million years old
Size: 1.80 meters in diameter! 👀
Found in: Seppenrade, Germany
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#ammonite #fossil #paleontology #prehistoric #happymidweek by @jurassicbru

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3 months ago

Hiii friends!! Went to my favorite shop in south Germany @hdmineralienfossilien 🦴😍
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1. Hadrosaur egg 🥚
2. Juvenile mammoth tooth 🦣
3. Spinosaurus tooth🦷
4. Okay friends, I need your expertise here! What kind of mineral is this again? I totally forgot🫠
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Which one is your favorite??👀
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#mineralienfossilien #hdmineralienfossilien #favouriteshop #prehistoric #sundayvibes Hiii friends!! Went to my favorite shop in south Germany @hdmineralienfossilien 🦴😍
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1. Hadrosaur egg 🥚
2. Spinosaurus tooth
3. Juvenile mammoth tooth
4. Mosasaur tooth
5. Okay friends, I need your expertise here! What kind of mineral is this again? I totally forgot🫠
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Which one is your favorite??👀
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#mineralienfossilien #hdmineralienfossilien #favouriteshop #prehistoric #sundayvibes taken in Heidelberg, Germany by @jurassicbru

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