#FurWeek - Twitter Hashtag

Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

A fossilized flower from the Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. #FurWeek #Paleontology

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

Shrimp fossil from the Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark #FurWeek #FossilFriday

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

Mosquito fossils from the Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. #FurWeek #Paleontology

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

A beardfish, Polyspinatus fluere, from the Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. The holotype seen here has a fish vertebrate lodged in its throat suggesting it ate other fish as part of its diet. #FurWeek Credit to @SiriusPalaeo for alerting me to this! https://t.co/6w1PLhSIbG

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. A beardfish, Polyspinatus fluere, from the Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. The holotype seen here has a fish vertebrate lodged in its throat suggesting it ate other fish as part of its diet.
#FurWeek
Credit to @SiriusPalaeo for alerting me to this!
https://t.co/6w1PLhSIbG https://t.co/5FKpY7JfxM

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

The Fur Formation in Denmark yields both marine and terrestrial animals. In this case, Tasbacka danica, was an ancient sea turtle that swam in once warmer seas. This particular specimen was a juvenile. #FurWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/LvvSrpmOIO

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. The Fur Formation in Denmark yields both marine and terrestrial animals. In this case, Tasbacka danica, was an ancient sea turtle that swam in once warmer seas. This particular specimen was a juvenile.
#FurWeek #Paleontology
https://t.co/LvvSrpmOIO https://t.co/z5hKcbPymM

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

Pellornis mikkelseni was an early bird from Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. This was one of the earliest representatives of Gruiformes, such as cranes, which suggests rapid evolution of these birds after the KT extinction. #FurWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/RkubCELOZq

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. Pellornis mikkelseni was an early bird from Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. This was one of the earliest representatives of Gruiformes, such as cranes, which suggests rapid evolution of these birds after the KT extinction.
#FurWeek #Paleontology
https://t.co/RkubCELOZq https://t.co/GuRqevv7bn

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

A well preserved crab, Portofuria enigmatica, from the Fur Formation in Denmark. #FurWeek #Paleontology

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

This week we are looking at the Early Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. This remarkable site yields a bevy of well preserved animals sometimes in 3D. Its most notable fossils are its fantastic birds with feather preservation. #FurWeek #paleontology https://t.co/bpymbwxSMX

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. This week we are looking at the Early Eocene Fur Formation in Denmark. This remarkable site yields a bevy of well preserved animals sometimes in 3D. Its most notable fossils are its fantastic birds with feather preservation.
#FurWeek #paleontology
https://t.co/bpymbwxSMX https://t.co/bdQS33S0x8

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Kids Need More Art @KidsNeedMoreArt

almost 8 years ago

🐰 Love these 3D Paper Clay Bunnies with Ms. Teri and our Secondary artists! 🐰Our campers worked on these adorable masterpieces all week long and just finished in time for Fun Friday during FUR week! 💕🐇💕 #jupiterfl #artists #fur #furweek #furryfriends #paperclay #sculpture