Tag Archives: paleontology

Heroes of Evolution: the Trilobite

Posted on April 3, 2014 by Jesse Conlang

I broke a spoon; I carved a trilobite with my pocket knife and a nail. It’s a teaser because now I should find some sandpaper and stain. I love these little guys. They’re like a rough draft of a horseshoe … Continue reading →

Posted in Stuff I made | Tagged arthropod, biology, carving, evolution, extinction, horseshoe crab, marine life, paleontology, permian, prehistory, trilobite, whittling, wood carving | Leave a comment

Coelecanth! More fun than can be phonetically spelt!

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Jesse Conlang

The fossils that just wouldn’t stay extinct!

Posted in Cryptozoology, Drawing, Nobody likes drawing feet | Tagged coelencanth, cryptozoology, diver, fish, ichthiology, living fossil, paleontology | Leave a comment