FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Châteauneuf du Pape est le vin de Côtes du Rhône le plus célèbre. Le Coteaux de Châteauneuf du Pape est entre l'orange et Avignon, dans ...

About two dozen families of eurypterids “sea scorpions” are known from the fossil record. Although these ancient predators have a superfic...

If you have not already chosen your new love, researchers suggest you stay away from those with big chins as they have a tendency to cheat. ...

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

The Columbian Mammoth, the official state fossil of Washington, crossed the Bering Land Bridge into North America some one million years ago...

We are all familiar with the image of salmon returning to fresh water, to the rivers of their youth, to spawn and complete their lifecycle, ...

Two hundred million years ago, Washington was two large islands, bits of continent on the move westward, eventually bumping up against the N...

A short 90-minute drive north of the city of Vancouver, the nation's gateway to the Pacific, is a recreational Shangri-La that attracts ...

Steeped in mist and mythology, the islands of Haida Gwaii abound in local lore that surrounds their beginnings.  Today the Hecate Strait is...

Salmon have permeated First Nations mythology and have been prized as an important food source for thousands of years. For the Salish people...

Chuckanut Drive is much younger than other parts of Washington. The fossils found there lived and died some 40-55 million years ago, very cl...

Wanneria dunnae is an impressive trilobite from British Columbia's Eager Formation, and one of the more striking specimens found at the ...

Dinosaurs, long hailed as the rulers of the Triassic almost lost the title belt to a group of crocodilian upstarts, the crurotarsans. In a s...