FOSSIL HUNTRESS

The Dogfish Kootéeyaa Pole in Saxman Totem Park Rural Tennessee has electricity for the same reason Southeast Alaska has Totem Parks—to help...

The Miocene pillow basalts from the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area of central Washington hold an unlikely fossil.  What looks to be...

This specimen of Phylloceras velledae (Michelin) has a shell with a small umbilicus, arched, acute venter, and at some growth stage, falco...

Look how epic this little guy is!  He is a crab — and if you asked him, the fiercest warrior that ever lived. While that may not be strictly...

Left, right, one, two... Theropod Tracks Left, right, one, two... the wonderfully preserved theropod trackway you see here was found by eagl...

Indian Residential Schools (Click to Enlarge) More than 150,000 First Nation, Inuit and Metis children were forced to attend Indian Resident...

Moon Raven Pole at Saxman Totem Park Ketchikan is truly the totem capital of the world, and if you want to see the most standing totems in o...

Irridescent, quick of wing and oh, so beautiful — the wee lovers of nectar who grace our blossoms are hummingbirds. In the Kwak̓wala languag...

Third Beach in La Push, Washington This is the view of low tide exposing the coastal rocks and sea stacks at Third Beach in La Push, Olympic...

Chief Sheiks, Chief Ebbets, Mary Anéin Anisalaga Hunt (1823-1919), Henderson Family Tree