Paleontologist and fossil discovery

[LedZeppfan1977]

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Mary Anning was a fossil collector from London and many of her finds are on display in the museum in London.    She found some of the first and most fascinating flying dinosaurs/reptiles off the cliffs of seaside England.  Very tedious work and great finds.  Many of her finds were in Germany also.  There is so much that is yet to be discovered on our Earth about those animals that once walked and flew here on our planet.

[craigled]

Always a interesting subject. It is hard to believe that Dinosaurs really did exist. But when you visit a Museum it really does make you realise. Glad they are not coming back.