Millions of years ago, Washington D.C. was beachfront property along the Atlantic Ocean, and much of our region was underwater.
A fascinating fossil from that time was found earlier this year on a
beach along the Calvert Cliffs in Maryland and is now at the Calvert
Marine Museum. It's a skull, almost 3-feet-long, of an extinct dolphin
with a long, thin snout.
The museum's curator of paleontology, Stephen Godfrey, says an amateur
collector made the discovery in an area normally covered by water.
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2 comments:
I have about 2/3's of a megaladon tooth from Calvert Cliffs. It's not even whole and is almost as big as my hand. Dated 65 million years old
He wouldn't be allowd to die on the beach this day and time. He'd be dragged back out to deep water.
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